Trump ordered to enroll migrant children

San Diego.- A federal judge yesterday ordered the US government to provide a list of 101 children under the age of five who were separated from their undocumented parents at the southern border, to determine whether this gives more time in administration

In a federal court in San Diego, California, Judge Dana Sabraw ordered the Department of Justice to provide a list of 101 children no later than tomorrow and to detail the reasons why some they could not meet their parents before the deadline.

At the end of June, Sabraw decided that the children should return with their parents before July 10 and determined that the rest should meet their parents before the 26th. July

Justice Department lawyers filed a brief in the Southern District Court of California on Thursday night to inform this magistrate that the Axis is fighting to reunify immigrant families and warns that they may have need more time. During the hearing, Sabraw determined that he needed to know the situation of the children to decide whether to approve the government's motion to extend the deadline.

Sarah Fabian, a lawyer with the Department of Justice, said that 46 minors guard the Immigration and Customs Agency (ICE), while 19 were released to continue their proceedings outside detention centers. Fabian added that up to now, a large majority of these children have already been reunited with their loved ones. "It is absurd that they have separated a child from their father and that they do not have complete family information," said Lee Gelernt of the American Civil Liberties Union ( ACLU)

. Democratic governors sent a letter to health secretaries Alex Azar and National Security Kristjen Nielsen in which they express "deep concern" over the process of reuniting separated families on the southwestern border of the states -United. They insisted that the Ministry of Health admitted that there were 3,000 migrant children in the custody of the Refugee Resettlement Office, much more than the 2,000 that had been reported at the beginning [19659006]. to the federal immigration authorities what he termed "false attacks" and criticized the Democrats for making dismissal of ICE a central issue. "This is not just the position of the radical left that has been against the ICE.This opposition to the ICE has moved to the center of the Democratic Party," said Pence . "These false attacks on the ice by our political leaders must stop," he said.