💨 Abstract
"A federal judge will consider ending a 3-decade-old policy ensuring safe conditions for immigrant children in U.S. custody. The Trump administration seeks to dissolve limits on detention times and third-party inspections. Advocates oppose this, citing poor conditions and prolonged detentions. The Flores agreement, governing all immigrant children's conditions, faces potential changes, with the government claiming improved conditions."
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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