The US Claims It Has A Database To Track Immigrant Kids And Parents. But No One Will Talk About It.
Leah Chavla, a policy adviser for Women's Refugee Commission, another group that assists immigrants, said that if a database exists, it is “still not sufficient.”
“We're not aware of any database,” she said. “What we are seeing, what's clear to us, is that CBP, ORR, and ICE are not really sharing information in any real, meaningful, comprehensive way for the purposes of reunification.”
