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A New Kind of Family-Separation Crisis

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By Caitlin Dickerson Verified
| Portside
A New Kind of Family-Separation Crisis Published May 21, 2026 Early one morning behind the airport in La Lima, Honduras, before the first planeload of deportees landed, Sister Idalina Bordignon was meeting with her staff about an unsettling situation. Every day, parents were arriving without their children, and they were asking questions like What do I do if I don’t know where my child is? and Do I lose my rights as a parent if I’m deported?
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A New Kind of Family-Separation Crisis

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By Caitlin Dickerson Verified
| Süddeutsche Zeitung Verified
Early one morning behind the airport in La Lima, Honduras, before the first planeload of deportees landed, Sister Idalina Bordignon was meeting with her staff about an unsettling situation. Every day, parents were arriving without their children, and they were asking questions like What do I do if I don’t know where my child is? and Do I lose my rights as a parent if I’m deported?
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The Last Stop in the Deportation Pipeline

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By Caitlin Dickerson Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
Early one morning behind the airport in La Lima, Honduras, before the first planeload of deportees landed, Sister Idalina Bordignon was meeting with her staff about an unsettling situation. Every day, parents were arriving without their children, and they were asking questions like What do I do if I don’t know where my child is? and Do I lose my rights as a parent if I’m deported?
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