Thread by @jacobsoboroff

"New reporting reveals Trump administration officials intentionally separated migrant families. Broadcast and cable news largely ignored it. MSNBC was the only English-language network to devote substantial attention to the report." mediamatters.org/immigration/ne…

Here’s some of that reporting, with @NicolleDWallace, who always makes time on @DeadlineWH for developments in what is a story far from over. Kids are still separated.

I’m grateful, too, for @JoyAnnReid’s willingness to put family separations front and center. In this case it was minutes before our VP debate coverage.

My friend @KatyTurNBC also devoted a substantial portion of her broadcast to the separations news, as she always does.

And while it wasn’t counted in the study above, that Saturday @AliVelshi and I had a lengthy and substantive talk about where we go from here given the new developments about who was involved in the “torture” policy, as @P4HR calls it.

I share all this because over two years after this policy became a global headline, some treat it as an “old” story. It’s anything but. @JusticeInMotion @AlOtroLado_Org @supportKIND @wrcommission and @ACLU are all still working to reunite Trump’s still-separated families.

Here’s our story — with @JuliaEAinsley — from last week. nbcnews.com/politics/immig…