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2026 Benefit: What’s Possible for Children When We Come Together
Our 2026 Children’s Rights Benefit aptly began with the sound of children singing. For the second year in a row, the…
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MS Now Shares the Truth About Dilley: Inside One of America’s Most Scrutinized ICE Facilities
They “came here to escape prison”—but instead, they spent 4 months locked inside…
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Wormy Food, Intimidating Guards, Sick Kids: Inside ICE’s Only Family Detention Center
First-person accounts paint a bleak picture of the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas. In January, after ICE detained…
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WA Child Welfare Agency Sued for Treatment of Immigrant Youths
A proposed class action lawsuit filed last week alleges Washington’s child welfare agency has failed to provide immigrant youths with legal…
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Colorado mothers decry conditions, impact of juvenile detention amid civil rights lawsuit
Colorado’s youth detention facilities are at the center of a civil rights lawsuit alleging that children are being kept…
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“A Great Day for Families”: New York Court Ruling Secures Mental Health Care for Children
In a moment when so much feels uncertain, we want to share a win for children and families in New York. …
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Inside Dilley: What Families Told Us About Conditions in ICE Family Detention
CNN features the firsthand testimonies families shared with Children’s Rights attorneys.
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Biden Administration Proposes Easing Foster Care Licensing Barriers for Relatives
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How a 12-Year-Old Federal Lawsuit Turned a Judge into Texas’ Foster Care Czar
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Unmet Needs: Critics Cite Failures in Health Care for Vulnerable Foster Children
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Kids Regularly Run Away From Kansas Foster Homes. Some Have Died. The State Hopes to Improve
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