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In the space of two months, "zero tolerance" has separated more than 2,000 children and youth from adults who are responsible for it.
Thousands of people descended on the United States to protest against the zero tolerance policy on illegal immigrants. There have been more than 700 demonstrations in all US states.
Thousands of people joined because it was the union they wanted to talk about. They shouted that families must be together. Donald Trump's government has adopted a policy of separating families from undocumented migrants.
In the space of two months, "zero tolerance" has separated more than 2,000 children and young adults from the adults who are responsible for it. The children were taken to shelters while their parents and relatives were detained or deported. Immigrants who came to border posts and who applied for asylum received the same treatment.
The separation of families on the border with Mexico eventually mobilized not only NGOs but also activists. He has also mobilized fathers and mothers all over the country. Megan said, "I am a mother and it breaks my heart that children are separated from mothers, I can not believe we treat humans like that. Joshua said, "It's a shame that this is done on behalf of the United States."
In addition to New York hundreds of American cities demonstrated, such as Chicago Boston Atlanta and Los Angeles .
Last week, Donald Trump gave in and signed a decree ending the separation. Three days ago, a federal judge gave the government a month to bring them all together. The government responded in the lawsuit that "now he will hold the families together during the immigration proceedings."
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