Zero tolerance
One year after Trump's zero tolerance immigration policy, HuffPost spoke to families who say their children are withdrawn, depressed and self-harming.
The parents haven't seen their children in months and are hoping the U.S. government will let them back into the country.
Officials repeatedly denied the accusation that they were “unprepared” in a House Judiciary Committee hearing.
It referred to the process of reuniting separated families as a "burden.”
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Thousands more children were separated from their families than originally reported.
As Catholic bishops convene in Rome discuss how to minister to young people, survivors want to make sure their voices are heard.
The gay dating and social networking app kicked off its Kindr campaign this week.
The Trump administration went through with the policy anyway.
Noticeably absent are the federal agencies that created this problem.
This woman and her son drove 2,054 miles to the border. They're not leaving until they get some answers.