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What’s Behind the ‘Tender Age’ Shelters Opening for Young Migrants

The government had opened shelters in South Texas for children under the age of 12 who are separated from their parents after crossing the border. What happens now is unclear.

In Bid to End Child Separations, House G.O.P. Presses Ahead With Broad Immigration Plan

While Senate Republicans focus on narrow legislation intended to keep families together, Speaker Paul D. Ryan promoted a wide-ranging immigration bill that is up for a vote on Thursday.

American Cardinal Accused of Sexually Abusing Minor Is Suspended From Ministry

Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick, the former archbishop of Washington, is the first American cardinal to be suspended after an investigation found the allegations credible.

Walmart ‘Surprised’ Old Store Is a Migrant Shelter. Records Hinted at the Possibility.

An executive at the giant retailer signed a document that indicated the property was being purchased with a loan from a large shelter operator.

Evangelical Leaders Lament Border Separations, but Stand Behind Trump

Conservative Christians are navigating a tricky path as they recoil at an immigration policy enacted by a president they support.

Hundreds of Separated Children Have Quietly Been Sent to New York

The federal government would not tell city officials exactly how many children had been moved to New York or where they were being housed.

Corey Lewandowski Mocks Child With Down Syndrome Separated From Her Mother: ‘Womp Womp’

Mr. Lewandowski’s comment on Fox News was widely criticized. Megyn Kelly, the former Fox host, called him a coward.

Kirstjen Nielsen Heckled at Mexican Restaurant

The secretary of homeland security was confronted by protesters while she was trying to have dinner in Washington on Tuesday.

California Today: California Today: Recalling the State’s Own ‘Trump Moment’ in a ’90s Immigration Debate

Wednesday: A look back at California’s immigration debate in the 1990s, congressional Republicans grapple with the border debate, and avocados with a longer shelf life.

More Whites Dying Than Being Born in a Majority of U.S. States

The pattern first started more than a decade ago. But lagging fertility rates and rising white mortality rates have sped demographic change.

In Trump Hotel’s Rarefied Realm, President Courts Donors as if It’s Business as Usual

Outside the hotel’s walls, protesters blasted audio of children crying in detainment centers and the homeland security secretary was heckled at a nearby Mexican restaurant.

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