There are 2,000 kids -- over 2,000 have been cruelly separated from their parents. That is a crisis. That is a shame on the Trump presidency.
Norman Eisen: “There are 2,000 kids -- over 2,000 have been cruelly separated from their parents. That is a crisis. That is a shame on…”
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Norman Eisen highlights the crisis of family separations under the Trump administration.
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