U.S. Identifies Children Separated From Parents At Border

The Family Reunification Task Force has identified nearly all children separated from their families under the previous administration's zero tolerance policy. While many children have been released to other family members, about half have not been reunited with their parents. The task force plans to review an additional 1,700 cases to address this issue.

What is the primary focus of the Family Reunification Task Force?

• To identify children separated from their families

• To provide financial aid to affected families

• To enforce stricter immigration laws

• To build new facilities at the border

Under which policy were many children separated from their families?

• Reunification Policy

• Family First Policy

• Zero Tolerance Policy

• Open Borders Policy

What percentage of children have not been reunited with their parents?

• Almost all

• Roughly half

• About a quarter

• All children have been reunited

What has happened to many of the children who have not been reunited with their parents?

• They have been released to other family members

• They have been placed in foster care

• They have been sent back to their home countries

• They remain in detention centers

How many additional cases will the task force review?

• 500 cases

• 2000 cases

• 1000 cases

• 1700 cases