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Parents who were deported at the height of the family separation crisis in 2018 were allowed to present themselves for asylum A group of 29 parents who were wrested from their children and deported at the height of the family separation crisis last year have been allowed to cross back into the US and seek asylum, in an attempt to reunite with their loved ones. Related: Trump’s family separations: watchdog review paints damning picture of policy .@fams2gether, @ACLU and others are in Mexicali today working to reunify families the administration has separated. Help by calling @CBP now at 1-855-681-1349 and demand that CBP allow parents to apply for asylum—their legal right—so they can be reunited with their children. Continue reading…

