
¿Puedes extender su estadía si eres no es inmigrante? ¡Absolutamente! Y estamos aquí para mostrarte la forma correcta de hacerlo.…
The challenge with family detention is that many of these families come over with young children. Since 2012, the number of families, primarily mothers with young children, that have been crossing the Southern border has increased dramatically. Many of these families are claiming asylum: most are seeking refuge from domestic violence, organized crime and gang violence in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala. This issue gain national attention in the spring and summer of 2014, when thousands of mothers and children sought safety at the U.S.-Mexico border. This surge of mothers with young children caught at the border, leads to the detention of a small children. These children have committed no crime, and are being forced to live a period of their early life in a prison.
There are alternative options to detention. For example, community support programs, monitoring and ankle bracelets. These methods allow us to treat children like children, rather than criminals. The anklet program in particular has been proven to ensure immigrants appear at court hearings. They are also much cheaper costing approximately $17 a day instead of over $300 a day for detention.
Family detention should be eliminated if this nation wants to hold any pride in its immigration policies. We should implement sensible, effective, and humane policies that protect vulnerable children and families.
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