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Trump Silent On How Separated Migrant Families Will Be Reunited | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC
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17:17Now PlayingTrump issued an executive order halting the separation of migrant families, but the order provides no details about how migrant families who have already been separated will be reunited. Ari Melber reports on more than 2000 families who have been split apart by Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy, as Republicans in Congress delay a promised immigration vote. Conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin notes Trump has an instructed Jeff Sessions to adjust the “Flores amendment”, which could keep immigrant families detained indefinitely.
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Trump Silent On How Separated Migrant Families Will Be Reunited | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC
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