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Brookings Institution Estimates Over 100,000 Family Separations During Immigration Enforcement
The Brookings Institution estimates that federal data undercount family separations involving U.S.-citizen children. The report attributes the gap to parents not being asked about or not disclosing their American children.
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The Brookings Institution released a report estimating more than 100,000 family separations linked to immigration enforcement actions. -citizen children. The report states that federal statistics are an undercount because immigrant parents are not being asked about or not disclosing their American children.
The Brookings Institution based its estimate on available federal data and identified gaps in how separations are recorded. -citizen children. The report does not provide a breakdown by year or enforcement program. It focuses on the difference between recorded separations and the estimated total.
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