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Lawyers Cannot Locate Parents Of 666 Separated Migrant Children | Deadline | MSNBC
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3:11Now PlayingLawyers working to reunite families under the Trump administration’s child separation policy, cannot find the parents of some 666 migrant children separated from their parents at the border. That number is higher than previously reported by the government. NBC News’ Jacob Soboroff explains where these children may be. Aired on 11/09/2020.
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