There are more than 2,500 children who could need to be reunited with their parents in the next two weeks after officials separated them at the border, according to the latest government estimate.
Just days ahead of a deadline, the Trump administration said it may need more time to reunite some of the immigrant families it separated.
Whether this practice is beneficial or unethical depends on who you ask.
The Department of Health and Human Services is suggesting that arrangements necessary to accommodate members of Congress who want to visit holding facilities at the border could drain resources that would otherwise be used to reunite immigrant families that were separated.
As focus intensifies on reuniting immigrant families separated by the government, parents are being offered the option to sign voluntary departure orders to speed up their cases -- and are told they'll be reunited with their kids before they are deported if they do.
When Ken Eom first arrived in South Korea, he had to get used to hearing a lot of stupid questions.
