Court filings indicate that several children were held for up to 168 days, far surpassing the 20-day limit on custody.
Court filings indicate that several kids were held for up to 168 days, far surpassing the 20-day limit on custody in facilities not licensed for childcare.
By The Associated Press
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Hundreds of immigrant children in the United States have lingered in federal detention beyond a court-mandated limit, including some who were held more than five months, according to court filings.
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