Bethany: Migrant children still being separated from parents at border

An executive from a Michigan foster services agency says migrant children are still being separated from their families at the Southern border, and that Trump administration policies are making it difficult to reunite them.

The vice president of the Grand Rapids-based Bethany Christian Services said her agency cared for 108 migrant children forcibly separated under the administration's policy. Staffers worked "diligently" to locate their families and reunited them within 54 days on average. 

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