Families will no longer be separated at the border when seeking asylum, but there are still thousands of children who have already been taken from their parents and relocated. The director of the Unaccompanied Minors Program for Catholic Charities Community Services joins Stephanie Ruhle to explain what the next steps are for the children who are already alone.
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