The Trump administration has detained more than 50 parents and spouses of active-duty US military personnel and deported at least six as it expands immigration enforcement, according to an Associated Press investigation. The report says the policy shift has disrupted military families, delayed deployments and raised concerns among immigration experts and some lawmakers, while the Department of Homeland Security maintains that military service does not exempt people from US immigration laws.

The immediate family members of U.S. troops have generally not been targets of immigration enforcement.

El gobierno de Donald Trump detuvo a decenas de padres y cónyuges de militares estadounidenses en servicio activo al recortar las protecciones migratorias para las familias de los…