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Fearing deportation, undocumented parents are preparing to leave their kids behind

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Fearing deportation, undocumented parents are preparing to leave their kids behind

Xavier Lopez, Jasmine Garsd, B.A. Parker, Leah Donnella, & Courtney Stein, NPR (November 22, 2025)

This article profiles two D.C. families—one establishing emergency guardianship for their son in case of deportation, and another agreeing to take him in—as part of a series examining how immigrant families are preparing for potential family separation under the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement.

California Governor Signs Bills Protecting Children and Families Facing Federal Immigration Crackdown

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California Governor Signs Bills Protecting Children and Families Facing Federal Immigration Crackdown

Jeremy Loudenback, The Imprint (October 17, 2025)

CA governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill that expands caregiving options for children whose parents face deportation by allowing relatives to become guardians and enabling parents to designate temporary legal guardians. It also prohibits daycare providers from collecting immigration information.

Trump revives family separations amid drive to deport millions: ‘A tactic to punish’

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Trump revives family separations amid drive to deport millions: ‘A tactic to punish’

Maanvi Singh, The Guardian (October 2, 2025)

The Trump administration has reportedly resumed family separations as a coercion tactic against immigrants and asylum seekers, with officials allegedly retaliating against those challenging deportation by misclassifying separated children as unaccompanied minors.

Trump administration offering some unaccompanied migrant children $2,500 to self-deport, according to memo

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Trump administration offering some unaccompanied migrant children $2,500 to self-deport, according to memo

Didi Martinez, Laura Strickler and Julia Ainsley, NBC News (October 3, 2025)

The federal government is offering unaccompanied migrant children aged 14 and older $2,500 to voluntarily return or “self deport” to their home countries, raising concerns among advocates.

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