Immigration Orphans. How US Policy is Hurting American Kids
Description
More than 100,000 American children are affected by parental deportations each year. These deportations can have devastating consequences for children; apart from the emotional and psychological effects of losing a parent, these children often end up in financially perilous situations or are even placed in foster care. Nora Santiago has taken on a personal quest to help over 800 of these kids. Her mission is illustrated against larger questions and controversies over immigration policy. A Reason TV production.
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8 min 33 sec
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