Antar Davidson

former worker at Estrella del Norte shelter

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Antar Davidson on KCRW

President Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy has led to more than 1300 kids being separated from their families at the border. Many of those kids end up in government shelters.

An inside look at shelters in Texas and Arizona holding migrant children separated from their parents

President Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy has led to more than 1300 kids being separated from their families at the border. Many of those kids end up in government shelters.

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