Migrant parents face high hurdles to getting back their children
Thursday, June 28, 2018
EL PASO, Texas -- In an unmarked brick building a few blocks from the Mexican border, immigrant parents clutched folders of birth certificates and asylum paperwork and sat on folding chairs, waiting to use a single, shared land-line phone.
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