This report addresses the questions regarding the number of children arriving at the United States southern border, their reasons for coming to the United States, and current and potential responses of the federal government and other entities to their arrival.
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This report addresses the questions regarding the number of children arriving at the United States southern border, their reasons for coming to the United States, and current and potential responses of the federal government and other entities to their arrival.
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Manuel, Kate M. & Garcia, Michael J.Unaccompanied Alien Children--Legal Issues: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions,
report,
January 27, 2016;
Washington D.C..
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