Several U.S. states are amending custody laws to prevent children of detained immigrants from entering foster care when no family or friends can take temporary custody. This shift is crucial as the federal government increases immigration enforcement, potentially separating thousands of families and leaving children vulnerable to traumatic experiences that could affect their health and development. States are now working on legal frameworks to protect immigrant families and ensure parental rights during detention periods.
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