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Her lawyer says immigration authorities held her and her children without allowing them to speak with anyone. Even her partner, the children's father, was only able to speak to her for less than a minute before the mother and two children were deported to Honduras. The judge in this case, who was appointed by President Trump,

Her lawyer says immigration authorities held her and her children without allowing them to speak with anyone. Even her partner, the children's father, was only able to speak to her for less than a minute before the mother and two children were deported to Honduras. The judge in this case, who was appointed by President Trump,

Her lawyer says immigration authorities held her and her children without allowing them to speak with anyone. Even her partner, the children's father, was only able to speak to her for less than a minute before the mother and two children were deported to Honduras. The judge in this case, who was appointed by President Trump,

seems concerned about how this was handled, and he has now set a hearing for next month with the goal of dispelling his, quote, strong suspicion that the government just deported a U.S. citizen with no meaningful process, unquote. According to the ACLU, this is one of three U.S. children deported from the U.S., along with mothers without legal status last week.

seems concerned about how this was handled, and he has now set a hearing for next month with the goal of dispelling his, quote, strong suspicion that the government just deported a U.S. citizen with no meaningful process, unquote. According to the ACLU, this is one of three U.S. children deported from the U.S., along with mothers without legal status last week.

seems concerned about how this was handled, and he has now set a hearing for next month with the goal of dispelling his, quote, strong suspicion that the government just deported a U.S. citizen with no meaningful process, unquote. According to the ACLU, this is one of three U.S. children deported from the U.S., along with mothers without legal status last week.

Tom Homan, the White House border czar, was asked about these cases yesterday on CBS's Face the Nation, and here is some of what he said.

Tom Homan, the White House border czar, was asked about these cases yesterday on CBS's Face the Nation, and here is some of what he said.

Tom Homan, the White House border czar, was asked about these cases yesterday on CBS's Face the Nation, and here is some of what he said.

But critics say these families did not have a meaningful chance to make major decisions about their children's futures. They say the administration is in... such a rush to drive up deportation numbers to make good on President Trump's promise that the administration is making mistakes and deporting people with no criminal records, and in some cases, deporting very young U.S. citizens.

But critics say these families did not have a meaningful chance to make major decisions about their children's futures. They say the administration is in... such a rush to drive up deportation numbers to make good on President Trump's promise that the administration is making mistakes and deporting people with no criminal records, and in some cases, deporting very young U.S. citizens.

But critics say these families did not have a meaningful chance to make major decisions about their children's futures. They say the administration is in... such a rush to drive up deportation numbers to make good on President Trump's promise that the administration is making mistakes and deporting people with no criminal records, and in some cases, deporting very young U.S. citizens.

Well, how popular is all of this? To some extent, that depends on the poll. There's a CBS YouGov poll that shows 56% of Americans approve of President Trump's program to deport immigrants in the country illegally. Another Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll, though, found that only 46% now approve of Trump's handling of immigration, 53% disapprove.

Well, how popular is all of this? To some extent, that depends on the poll. There's a CBS YouGov poll that shows 56% of Americans approve of President Trump's program to deport immigrants in the country illegally. Another Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll, though, found that only 46% now approve of Trump's handling of immigration, 53% disapprove.

Well, how popular is all of this? To some extent, that depends on the poll. There's a CBS YouGov poll that shows 56% of Americans approve of President Trump's program to deport immigrants in the country illegally. Another Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll, though, found that only 46% now approve of Trump's handling of immigration, 53% disapprove.

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Three federal courts have now told the Trump administration to facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego-Garcia. The administration has conceded that the 29-year-old was deported last month because of an administrative error, but argues it cannot bring him back because he's in the custody of El Salvador.

Three federal courts have now told the Trump administration to facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego-Garcia. The administration has conceded that the 29-year-old was deported last month because of an administrative error, but argues it cannot bring him back because he's in the custody of El Salvador.