Immigration
Pressure has increased in D.C. to address the future of immigrants in the U.S. seeking the American dream, especially those brought to this country as children
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Feds say they lost track of 1,488 migrant children
Health and Human Services Department recently told Senate staffers that case managers couldn't find the children after they made follow-up calls to check on their safety
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El Salvador says 3 minors sexually abused in U.S. shelters
"They are sexual violations," official says of 3 children, ages 12 to 17, who were allegedly abused after being separated from parents
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Mom suing over baby's death after treatment at ICE facility
Yazmin Juarez fled Guatemala to seek asylum in America, and she never imagined her dream would end like this
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U.N. report highlights dangers for kids deported from U.S.
Children's agency warns that, "being returned to impossible situations makes it more likely that they will migrate again"
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How the Trump administration is bringing back denaturalization
An effort to look into cases of alleged citizenship fraud is sparking concerns that people who haven't done anything wrong will be accused and deported
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Philadelphia to stop giving ICE access to arrest database, mayor says
"We're not going to provide them with information so they can go out and round people up," Philly's mayor says
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Judge orders immediate release of immigrant detained while delivering pizza
Pablo Villavicencio can remain in the U.S. while he exhausts his right to complete an effort to gain legal status, judge rules
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Baby reunited with parents 5 months after border separation didn't recognize them
When his mother and father last saw him, he had two tiny teeth. Now he has a mouthful
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New visa policy could change the way legal immigration works, lawyer says
A memo released last week highlighted policy changes that will all immigration officials to reject visa applications for missing or inadequate information. Anastasia Tonello is an immigration lawyer, as well as the president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. She joined CBSN to explain what she calls the "invisible wall."
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Video shows man on raft attempting to smuggle people into U.S.
Their crossing was less than 100 yards from a port of entry where dozens of armed agents are stationed
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One kid separated from parents near the border may actually be an American
"That child of course should not have been in immigration custody in the first place," an ACLU lawyer tells CBS News
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Dozens dead, nearly 50 missing as heavy rain hits Japan
Television footage showed a residential area in Okayama prefecture seeped in brown water spreading like a huge lake
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Marcus Samuelsson on showcasing kitchens of immigrants in America
Award-winning chef Marcus Samuelsson immigrated to the United States and opened a successful restaurant, Red Rooster. Now he hosts "No Passport Required," a new show on PBS that showcases the kitchens of America's immigrants. Samuelsson joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss humanizing the conversation around immigrants in America.
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Trump's "zero tolerance" policy sowed confusion from start
The idea of separating families goes back to the first two months of the Trump presidency
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Protesters flood U.S. cities to fight Trump immigration policy
More than 700 planned marches are expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people across the country
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Thousands protest Trump immigration policies across U.S.
Protesters are hitting the streets in cities across the U.S. to protest the Trump administration's immigration policies
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Federal judge orders families separated at border to be reunited within 30 days
A federal judge in California ruled that the Trump administration must reunite separated immigrant families within 30 days. The order, after an ACLU lawsuit, also sets a 14-day deadline for children under 5 to be returned to their parents. The Department of Health and Human Services says more than 2,000 children are still separated from their families. David Begnaud reports.
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Voters weigh in on fierce debate over immigration
"CBS Evening News" anchor Jeff Glor met with a panel of California voters to get their take on a polarizing issue
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12-year-old sobs at rally while talking about immigrant dad detained by ICE
12-year-old Michelle Edralin of New Jersey sobbed at a press conference in front of the Supreme Court while talking about her father, who was taken to a detention center by ICE despite having a green card.
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17 states, D.C. sue Trump administration over family separations
"Every day, it seems like the administration is issuing new, contradictory policies ... But we can't forget: the lives of real people hang in the balance," said New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal
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Girl sobs talking about dad detained by ICE
The 12-year-old from New Jersey sobbed at a rally while talking about her father, an immigrant from the Philippines who's been detained by ICE
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Special Report: Supreme Court upholds Trump travel ban
The Supreme Court has ruled on President Trump's travel ban for people from seven countries, most of them predominately Muslim. By a 5-4 vote, the justices decided the president has the right to limit entry to the U.S. from those countries, overturning a lower court ruling against the ban. Jan Crawford and Major Garrett report.
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CBS News Poll: Americans sharply divided over immigration
CBS News director of elections and surveys Anthony Salvanto joins CBSN's "Red & Blue" to talk about the newest CBS News Battleground Tracker Poll. It has found deep divisions over how to handle immigration: One of the biggest divides came over how the immigrants should treated.
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Commander of Texas tent city on zero tolerance policy: "Dumb, stupid decision"
CBS News toured the tent city in Tornillo, Texas, amid the news that two additional camps will be built at two military bases
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CBS News Battleground Tracker: Sharp divides over immigration, separation
72 percent of Americans disapprove of family separation. But Republicans give the president high marks for his handling of the matter
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DHS says airlines are "buckling to a false media narrative" amid border policy debate
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Airlines to DHS: Don't use us to transport kids separated from their families
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Trump signs executive order on family separation but says "zero tolerance" to stay
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New visa policy could change the way legal immigration works, lawyer says
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Inside look at Border Patrol facility in Texas housing hundreds of children
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Feds say they lost track of 1,488 migrant children
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Separating families at the border: How we got here
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U.N. report highlights dangers for kids deported from U.S.
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Pediatric doctor says separating families at border is "a form of child abuse"
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Trump's "zero tolerance" policy sowed confusion from start
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Trump tries to blame Democrats for separating families at border
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New York, California among 17 states suing Trump administration over family separations
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Thousands protest Trump administration's family separation policy
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12-year-old girl sobs at rally while talking about her father, who was detained by ICE
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"No law" requiring separation of migrant families, legal expert says
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