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The government is at fault for losing several hundred parents in the process. that s where we go now. here is the latest that we know. the government says it reunited more than 1,400 families with kids age 5 and older. 711 children taken from their parents are still in government custody. 431 of those are children whose parents have already been deported. the government acknowledges that. joining me to discuss is lee geller. he is with the aclu leading the lawsuit over the separations at the border. thank you for coming in again. the government says as of last week that the deadline was met in their view. you say what? the deadline was not met. the reason they re saying it was met is because they took out all the kids they con reunite. of course, the deadline is met if you only say that they need to reunite those kids who they have reunited. that s what they did. they self-defined who they are going to reunite and said we met the deadline. ....
Them battle it out with the aclu. there were 650 kids, senator blumenthal didn t know the number. 650 is the number of children that the government deemed ineligible to be reunited with their parents and didn t reunite them. the judge stepped in and basically said there are missing parents. he calls them missing parents. go find them. the government was refusing to provide the aclu information, specific detailed information that would help them track down these folks in their home countries including 431 parents who were deported and can t get back to this country to be reunited with their children. this information being handed over by wednesday and track them down. jacob, you said 650 the trump administration saying 650 young children are quote ineligible to be reunited with their parents, ineligible on what grounds? how did they define ineligible right. that s such a good question. ....
Let me be clear. those children were separated in the exact same way at the exact same places that the kids that were deemed eligible were separated. the only issue with these children is they say some of these parents, 431 of them were already deported. that s it. they just got deported before they could get-together with their children. another small portion of that group has some form of criminal convictions but we don t know why or what kind. they are focused on 120 of these parents, who they say waived the right to reunification with their kids. but it s sort of a hard argument to buy because we know from affidavits filed in court many of those parents said i actually signed those forms in error to give up my children, i didn t understand them. they were different languages. jacob, are these judges raking these government bureaucrats over the coals? i can t imagine any judge with a thousand kids missing, 650, ....
Families as the trump administration scrambled to meet a court-ordered deadline to reverse some 2500 migrant family separations by this past thursday. that leaves hundreds of families still separated including more than 650 children who the trump administration has deemed ineligible for reunification. according to government numbers, 431 parents have been deported without their kids. and the other deal is not over, even for migrant families who have been reunited as the trump administration pushes to have them deported as well. joining me are the msnbc correspondents who have been covering this story, tirelessly. mariana atencio and jacob soboroff. 2551 total migrant children taken from their parents, more than 1800 reunited. a thousand already have executable deportation orders. in your reporting, what happens to a parent that s been deported. how are they supposed to get ....