Separated Migrant Families Still Awaiting Reunification

In the early days of his administration, President Biden signed an executive order to form a task force aimed at reuniting migrant families separated by the Trump administration. Despite the task force's efforts, no families have been reunited yet, which is concerning. The ACLU has been instrumental in legal efforts to stop family separation, having reunited thousands of families since 2018. However, over 400 families remain unlocated. The Biden administration faces challenges due to the lack of resources left by the previous administration, but progress is anticipated as logistics are being worked out to reunite families soon.

What was the primary goal of the task force formed by President Biden?

• To increase immigration quotas

• To build a new border wall

• To reunify migrant families separated by the Trump administration

• To improve border security

What organization filed a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration's family separation policy?

• United Nations

• American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)

• Amnesty International

• Human Rights Watch

Approximately how many children were separated from their guardians under the Trump administration?

• 7,000

• 3,000

• 5,500

• 1,000

What is one of the main challenges faced by the Biden administration in reuniting families?

• Lack of funding

• Previous administration officials left without providing necessary information

• Insufficient public support

• Opposition from Congress

What is the anticipated outcome of the logistical efforts being made by the Biden administration?

• Deportation of undocumented migrants

• New immigration laws

• Families starting to reunite soon

• Increased border patrols