A San Diego judge ruled that the Trump administration violated provisions of a settlement aimed at helping migrant families separated at the border during his term. Despite this, the administration sought to suspend the requirement for essential outreach and services to these families, citing alleged civil rights violations related to diversity programs. Critics, including legal advocates for the families, condemned this move as an attempt to undermine the settlement and deprive families of necessary support. The Department of Homeland Security and other officials did not comment on the situation.
The Trump administration has violated a class-action legal settlement aimed at reuniting migrant families separated at the border, with implications for support services.
Government attorneys claimed that the contractor providing behavioral health services violated civil rights laws, while attorneys for families deemed the allegations absurd.
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