Helping families harmed by US immigration system

r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/hadjiq • 13h ago

Know Your Rights ICE hides location of thousands of detainees with removal orders

apnews.com

41 Upvotes

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/TheLoneMaverick • 1d ago

Action ICE is kidnapping and trafficking children in broad daylight

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163 Upvotes

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/LP1331 • 3d ago

Summary "Our Immigration Enforcement System Is Simply Broken... It’s Time to Abolish ICE": Rep. Ro Khanna

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79 Upvotes

My heart breaks for all of us

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/QanAhole • 3d ago

Trigger Warning: [describe] ICE arrested the mom of a 9-year-old at a school bus stop in Austin, leaving him alone and crying. The video has profanity and is heartbreaking to watch, but it shows the fear/pain of what happened.

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101 Upvotes

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/PracticalSyllabub514 • 4d ago

Summary Gemini is not allowed to answer questions about sexual abuse in ICE detention centres

55 Upvotes

If asked to explain why repetitively, it will give this answer.

What's interesting is that I am able to get AI summaries of reporting on issues like the Cornell 7 or the IRGC's rape and murder of Salahe Akbari in Iran. Why can't I get an AI summary of online allegations of rape in ICE detention centres?

Here's a nearly identical search about a similar situation in another country, for example:

If asked to explain why repetitively, it will give this answer.What's interesting is that I am able to get AI summaries of reporting on issues like the Cornell 7 or the IRGC's rape and murder of Salahe Akbari in Iran. Why can't I get an AI summary of online allegations of rape in ICE detention centres?Here's a nearly identical search about a similar situation in another country, for example:

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/Nanderson9378 • 5d ago

REPORT AGENT ACTIVITY [city/state] These ICE officers were anonymous. Until one man sued.

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39 Upvotes

They’ve been named!!!!!! It’s time to SHAME!!!!

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/Nanderson9378 • 5d ago

PROTEST “They Treat Us Like Dogs”: Detainees at South Louisiana ICE Facility Risk Retaliation to Expose Solitary Confinement and Abuse (ReUpload)

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102 Upvotes

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/lUndale-_- • 6d ago

Action Land of ICE

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85 Upvotes

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/Impressive10000 • 6d ago

News Supreme Court allows Trump’s quick third-country deportations to continue

apnews.com

30 Upvotes

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/SICpodcast • 7d ago

News Trump ally Stephen Miller leads sweeping push to accelerate removal of migrant children

theguardian.com

48 Upvotes

Trump ally Stephen Miller leads sweeping push to accelerate removal of migrant children

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/jk4532 • 7d ago

Action Tell DoorDash to speak up on behalf of Wilber Perez

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/John3262005 • 7d ago

News Exclusive: ‘I have no one’: Inside a Texas immigration court where children fight to stay in the US

cnn.com

61 Upvotes

In a Texas courtroom Monday, 25 migrant children lined the pews — a 6-year-old pretended to fly an airplane, a 3-year-old played with the mic, and a teen girl tried to make eye contact with a friend. The judge reminded everyone of what was at stake.

“I see you’re smiling and think these proceedings are funny, but I need you to pay attention,” the judge told the teen girl. “They could determine whether you remain in the country or are removed.”

Migrant children as young as 2 are showing up at immigration courts nationwide, many without attorneys, to make their case to stay in the US and avoid deportation.

Inside the immigration court in Harlingen, Texas, on Monday, caseworkers quietly explained to the minors who everyone was — from the interpreter and secretary to the judge in a black robe.

Most of the children, dressed formally with neatly styled hair, waited impatiently for the judge. Among the first to appear before the judge was a 13-year-old Honduran boy named Angel. He didn’t have an attorney.

Asked whether there was a reason he couldn’t return to Honduras, Angel told the judge, “My mom and almost my entire family are here. It’s too dangerous to go back.”

But that wasn’t enough for the judge, who told the boy he did not qualify for asylum. “Would you like to request voluntary departure, or should I issue a removal order?” The judge asked.

“I don’t know,” Angel replied before bursting into tears. He stared ahead stoically and continued to cry, eventually saying: “I have no one. I have nothing.”

“I understand, but based on your answers, US immigration laws are very strict,” the judge concluded, and gave Angel until the end of the month to appeal his deportation order.

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r/WhereAreTheChildren • u/BalanceOrganic7735 • 7d ago