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Paul Alexander, a former Trump administration advisor, reportedly said in emails this summer he wanted young healthy people to get infected with the coronavirus. 
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Multiple media outlets reported this week that the federal government remains unable to find the parents of more than 500 children.
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About two-thirds of the 1,000-plus parents separated from their kids under a 2017 pilot program were deported before a federal judge ordered that they be found.
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A U.S. district judge has ordered the Trump administration to stop detaining asylum-seeking children at hotels as part of its Stephen Miller-led policy using the novel coronavirus pandemic as an excuse to quickly expel them
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Opinion: You may not care about deported asylum seekers, even kids, but Trump will eventually come after you if you let him disregard U.S. laws.
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According to a new report from The Daily Beast, the anti-feminist lawyer suspected in an attack on a federal judge’s family was in California when a rival attorney in the so-called men’s rights movement was ambushed in a similar fashion.
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Fox News host Chris Wallace on Sunday challenged Trump administration Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over a threat to cut off funding for schools that do not agree to gathering students together during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Swarm's insight:
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos can't make parents put their kids in harm's way, so she's trying to force schools to reopen in order to please Donald Trump. Just remember that when we vote him out of office; she'll get a pink slip too.
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Trump officials hope separating high-skilled foreign nationals from family members will drive H-1B visa holders out of the U.S.
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A leading pediatrician warned during a House committee hearing on the Trump administration’s barbaric “zero tolerance” policy of the devastating emotional and physical impact family separation can cause to children, no matter the length of time.
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The parents of 628 migrant children separated from their families due to Trump administration policies at the US-Mexico border between 2017 and 2018 have still not been located, according to a Wednesday court filing.
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A Syracuse University report found federally prosecuted child sex trafficking cases have declined since 2018, contradicting a key belief held by QAnon conspiracy theorists.
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A federal judge has denied the Trump administration’s request to continue detaining unaccompanied immigrant children in hotels, finding the children are protected by a settlement...
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We know the Trump administration has been unlawfully expelling unaccompanied minors, or children who come to the U.S. by themselves, under a Stephen Miller-led COVID-19 health order, including detaining some kids as young as 1 at hotels in Arizona
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Remember the summer of 2018? I sure do. That June the people of the United States learned that their government had approved a policy of widespread family separation against asylum seekers who presented themselves at our southern border. The horror...
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It’s hard to avoid a sense of déjà vu as the Trump regime threatens to withhold federal education funding from states that refuse to re-open their schools this fall.
The Swarm's insight:
This is the point of no return for Donald Trump. If he withholds funding from schools and does not cooperate with governors; Trump can kiss his job goodbye. Many parents will never forgive him if their kids get sick or die.
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The Trump administration violated federal law by shipping off teenage immigrants to ICE prisons on their 18th birthday without going through the mandatory channels to find safer alternatives, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
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Trump administration outlines plan in response to lawsuit after thousands of children were taken from their parents at border...
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is declining to provide witnesses for a House hearing next week on the administration’s treatment of migrant children at the border.
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