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Skip to main content They would cry because they wanted to be with me. CT becomes home to many migrant children Julia Bergman FacebookTwitterEmail The former Connecticut Juvenile Training School, at 1225 River Road in Middletown, was shut down in 2018.Cassandra Day / Hearst Connecticut Media As children from places such as El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, and Nicaragua flee their native countries in hopes of reaching the U.S. southern border, some have gone on to new homes here in Connecticut. In March, a record 19,000 migrant children were apprehended at the border by agents for U.S. Customs and Border Protection double the levels from February and the most ever in a single month, NPR reported.

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