ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「Migrant families caught crossing into the U.S. illegally can already be held for 20 days. Now the Trump administration wants to be able to detain them indefinitely. A new regulation unveiled on Wednesday would replace the Flores settlement, a court agreement that has been in place for decades that limits how long the U.S. government can hold migrant children in custody and specifies the level of care they must receive. Other administrations have challenged those rules, but President Trump has repeatedly criticized them as part of the country’s “catch and release” policy toward families from Central America and elsewhere. Officials said the new rule would send a powerful message that bringing children to the U.S. was not “a passport” to being released from detention. But the change still requires approval from a federal judge before it can go into effect, and it’s expected to be immediately challenged in court. Visit the link in our bio to read this developing story. @ilanapl shot this photo of a Honduran family being loaded into a van by Border Patrol agents in May.」8月22日 1時34分 - nytimes

ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月22日 01時34分


Migrant families caught crossing into the U.S. illegally can already be held for 20 days. Now the Trump administration wants to be able to detain them indefinitely. A new regulation unveiled on Wednesday would replace the Flores settlement, a court agreement that has been in place for decades that limits how long the U.S. government can hold migrant children in custody and specifies the level of care they must receive. Other administrations have challenged those rules, but President Trump has repeatedly criticized them as part of the country’s “catch and release” policy toward families from Central America and elsewhere. Officials said the new rule would send a powerful message that bringing children to the U.S. was not “a passport” to being released from detention. But the change still requires approval from a federal judge before it can go into effect, and it’s expected to be immediately challenged in court. Visit the link in our bio to read this developing story. @ilanapl shot this photo of a Honduran family being loaded into a van by Border Patrol agents in May.


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