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New data shows mixed-status families are fearful of being deported and they’re discussing self-deporting to other countries as families to avoid separation.
On the latest episode of Border Report Live, professor Austin Kocher of Syracuse University talks about results of a survey he took part in with American Families to expose what mixed-status families currently are contemplating as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents ramp up raids in the United States.
Kocher tells South Texas Correspondent Sandra Sanchez that some families, including U.S. citizens, have actually left the United States in order to avoid family separations.
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By borderreportliveNew data shows mixed-status families are fearful of being deported and they’re discussing self-deporting to other countries as families to avoid separation.
On the latest episode of Border Report Live, professor Austin Kocher of Syracuse University talks about results of a survey he took part in with American Families to expose what mixed-status families currently are contemplating as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents ramp up raids in the United States.
Kocher tells South Texas Correspondent Sandra Sanchez that some families, including U.S. citizens, have actually left the United States in order to avoid family separations.