Double-checked: ACLU’s Gelernt said “record-keeping is not there” for 52 parents of children under age five.
That’s *more than half* of the 101 in this group of parents of very young kids the government identified.
That’s *more than half* of the 101 in this group of parents of very young kids the government identified.
This was according to Gelernt.
The govt attorney later gave these numbers of parents “matched” with kid (not “reunited”).
May be a discrepancy between record-keeping numbers and identifications.
The govt attorney later gave these numbers of parents “matched” with kid (not “reunited”).
May be a discrepancy between record-keeping numbers and identifications.
So 16 of these children under five have *not* been matched, but the record keeping appears to be a mess with a far larger number (52), making the reunification process a bureaucratic and logistical maze.
Then there’s the DNA testing, paperwork issues, and legal hoops after that.
Then there’s the DNA testing, paperwork issues, and legal hoops after that.
