"You have to imagine the way people live—at the very, very brink of eviction, and the very brink of survival," Catherine Weiss of Lowenstein Sandler said. Financial stability would make it easier for the plaintiffs to take advantage of mental health treatment, she said.
November 15, 2022 at 06:52 PM
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Three families separated under a Trump administration policy calling for separation of children from migrant parents have filed suits in a New Jersey federal court seeking damages for psychological trauma.
Former President Donald Trump and members of his administration made repeated public statements acknowledging the policy’s purpose to deter other migrants and asylum seekers from entering the United States, the suit said.
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