Migrant Families Reunite After Years Apart: 'It Feels Like A Dream'

The video discusses the emotional reunions of families separated by the Trump administration's immigration policy. Organizations, in collaboration with the Biden administration, are working to reunite these families, many of whom are in Mexico and Central America. Challenges include lack of information, remote locations, and language barriers. The Biden administration plans to reunite more families and advocates are pushing for permanent residency as compensation for the trauma experienced.

What was the primary purpose of the Trump administration's policy that led to family separations?

• To increase immigration

• To deter illegal border crossings

• To promote family reunification

• To provide asylum to refugees

Who are the key players involved in reuniting the separated families?

• Healthcare workers

• School teachers

• Advocates and immigration lawyers

• Local police departments

What major challenge does the Biden administration face in reuniting families?

• Lack of funding

• Insufficient public support

• Opposition from other countries

• Little to no information from the previous administration

Why are some parents difficult to locate for reunification?

• They have changed their identities

• They are in prison

• They are hiding from gangs

• They have moved to Europe

What are advocates fighting for as compensation for the separated families?

• Healthcare benefits

• Free education

• Permanent US residency

• Financial aid