Immigrant families detained in cold and sunless rooms beyond 72-hour limit, advocates say
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Immigrant children are spending up to a month in cold, sunless rooms meant to house them for no more than three days, according to legal advocates charged with ensuring the government abides with a court agreement.
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- Immigrant families detained in cold and sunless rooms beyond 72-hour limit, advocates say
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Immigrant families detained in cold and sunless rooms beyond 72-hour limit, advocates say
Immigrant children are spending up to a month in cold, sunless rooms meant to house them for no more than three days, according to legal advocates charged with ensuring the government abides with a court agreement.
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