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The legacy of the 'zero tolerance' policy: traumatized children with no access to treatment
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9:18Now PlayingAdayanci Pérez is one of more than 2,500 children that were separated from their families at the border by the U.S. government as part of the Zero Tolerance policy. This 6-year-old Guatemalan girl was away from her family for three and a half months. Her parents say that she has not been the same since her return. Before going back, she was diagnosed with PTSD. There are still 400 children that haven’t been reunited with their families.
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