Family Reunification Task Force – Filing Guides and Cover Letters
Reference documents for submitting Form I-765 Application for Employment Authorization and I-131 Application for Travel document through the FRTF process.
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Seneca Mental Health Services Resources
As part of the department’s efforts to reunite families that were unjustly separated at the U.S.-Mexico border, the following are one-page posters describing mental health services provided by Seneca that qualified families may be eligible to receive.
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Força-Tarefa para a Reunificação de Famílias
A administração Biden-Harris está comprometida com a reunificação segura das famílias que foram injustamente separadas na fronteira dos EUA com o México.
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El Destacamento Especial para la Reunificación de Familias
La Administración Biden-Harris está comprometida con la reunificación segura de las familias que fueron injustamente separadas en la frontera de Estados Unidos y México.
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Family Reunification Task Force - Translations
The Biden-Harris Administration is committed to the safe reunification of families that were unjustly separated at the U.S.-Mexico border. The Task Force is identifying and implementing comprehensive strategies that will bring families back together and ensure that the children and parents who were intentionally separated from each other are provided support.
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Family Reunification Task Force
The Biden-Harris Administration is committed to the safe reunification of families that were unjustly separated at the U.S. Mexico border.
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Retention Memo to CBP for CRCL Investigation Concerning Age Determination and Birth Certificate Verification Procedures
From 2015-2020, CRCL received more than 100 allegations that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) violated the civil rights and civil liberties of unaccompanied minors when determining their ages or verifying the authenticity of their birth certificates. These allegations arose from reported incidents at both U.S. Border Patrol stations and ports of entry. These included similar allegations, such as CBP discarding and destroying birth certificates, pressuring and coercing unaccompanied minors into incorrectly claiming they are adults, and falsifying records of their ages. From these numerous allegations, CRCL chose a sample of 18 that represented the various types of allegations received by CRCL and opened them as complaint investigations.
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Retention Memo to CBP for CRCL Investigation Concerning Detention and Care of Pregnant Individuals
CRCL opened complaints alleging that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) violated the civil rights and civil liberties of pregnant individuals held in their custody. Allegedly, the standards governing the detention of pregnant individuals and the provision of their healthcare were insufficient and inconsistently applied, and where standards did exist, they were routinely violated.
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Retention Memo to ICE for CRCL Investigation Concerning Detention and Care of Pregnant Individuals
CRCL opened complaints alleging that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement violated the civil rights and civil liberties of pregnant individuals held in their custody. Allegedly, the standards governing the detention of pregnant individuals and the provision of their healthcare were insufficient and inconsistently applied, and where standards did exist, they were routinely violated.
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Retention Memo to CBP for CRCL Investigation Regarding Unaccompanied Minors Time in Custody
Between May 1 and July 31, 2019, CRCL received 677 allegations that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) violated the civil rights and civil liberties of unaccompanied minors in CBP custody. This number of allegations corresponded with the increase in unaccompanied minor apprehensions at the Southwest border.