US federal judge tentatively approves settlement prohibiting family separation for migrants at border - 1010 WCSI

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Families that were separated may be eligible for other benefits -- legal status for up to three years on humanitarian parole; reunification in the United States at government expense; one year of housing; three years of counseling; legal aid in immigration court.
50% : The settlement prohibits the "zero-tolerance" policy that resulted in the separation of over 5,000 children until Dec. 2031.Families that were previously separated may be eligible for various benefits, including legal status and reunification in the U.S. at government expense.

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