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The Trump administration says it's a 'myth' that families that ask for asylum at ports of entry are separated. It happens frequently, records show [latimes.com]

 

A woman named Mirian and her 18-month-old son reached Brownsville, Texas, early this year after fleeing Honduras, where the military had teargassed their home. She made her way to a port of entry and asked for asylum, according to court records.

Mirian had her identification, her son’s birth certificate, which listed her as his mother, his hospital birth record and his vaccination records.

Border officers took the records, then told her they would be taking her boy, she said in a sworn court declaration. They walked her out to a government car, told her to put him in a car seat and closed the door.

[For more on this story by PALOMA ESQUIVEL and BRITTNY MEJIA, go to http://www.latimes.com/local/l...-20180701-story.html]

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