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US Judge Approves Settlement Barring Separation of Migrant Families on Southern Border
US Judge Approves Settlement Barring Separation of Migrant Families on Southern Border
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A US judge approved a settlement that bars US officials from separating migrant families that illegally cross the US southern border, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said in a press release.
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"A federal court has approved a historic settlement involving the American Civil Liberties Union’s years-long lawsuit on behalf of thousands of traumatized children and parents who were forcibly torn from each other under the Trump administration’s illegal zero-tolerance practice of separating families at the border," the release said on Friday. The US government is barred from re-enacting the zero-tolerance policy over the next eight years, the release said, adding that the settlement takes effect on December 11. According to the ACLU, the settlement also offers aid to an estimated 4,500-5,000 children and their parents. The US government, the release said, will continue to identify families that were separated, fund their reunification in the United States, and provide a pathway for them to seek asylum in the country.
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US Judge Approves Settlement Barring Separation of Migrant Families on Southern Border
23:54 GMT 08.12.2023 (Updated: 00:14 GMT 09.12.2023) WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - A US judge approved a settlement that bars US officials from separating migrant families that illegally cross the US southern border, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said in a press release.
"A federal court has approved a historic settlement involving the American Civil Liberties Union’s years-long lawsuit on behalf of thousands of traumatized children and parents who were forcibly torn from each other under the Trump administration’s illegal zero-tolerance practice of separating families at the
border," the release said on Friday.
The
US government is barred from re-enacting the zero-tolerance policy over the next eight years, the release said, adding that the settlement takes effect on December 11.
8 December 2023, 02:54 GMT
According to the ACLU, the settlement also offers aid to an estimated 4,500-5,000 children and their parents.
The US government, the release said, will continue to identify families that were separated, fund their reunification in the United States, and provide a pathway for them to
seek asylum in the country.