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US immigration crackdown forces teens to caretake after parents are detained

As federal agents target families, teens are left to care for siblings – from accessing bank accounts to medical records

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theguardian.comStai leggendo6 mesi fa

US immigration crackdown forces teens to caretake after parents are detained

As federal agents target families, teens are left to care for siblings – from accessing bank accounts to medical records

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arabnews.com6 mesi fa

US immigration crackdown leaves teens to care for siblings after parents get detained

KENNER, Louisiana: Vilma Cruz, a mother of two, had just arrived at her newly leased Louisiana home this week when federal agents surrounded her vehicle in the driveway. She had just enough time to call her oldest son…

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  1. venerdì 12 dicembre 2025·arabnews.com

    US immigration crackdown leaves teens to care for siblings after parents get detained

    KENNER, Louisiana: Vilma Cruz, a mother of two, had just arrived at her newly leased Louisiana home this week when federal agents surrounded her vehicle in the driveway. She had…

  2. domenica 14 dicembre 2025·theguardian.com

    US immigration crackdown forces teens to caretake after parents are detained

    As federal agents target families, teens are left to care for siblings – from accessing bank accounts to medical records