Immigration courts begin removing unaccompanied minors

The article reports on a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy regarding unaccompanied minors. In Massachusetts and nationwide, immigration judges are increasingly ordering the deportation of children who previously would have been granted humanitarian protections or delays, with some children facing immediate removal despite their circumstances. This change reflects a broader effort to expedite deportations and reduce case backlogs, raising concerns among advocates who warn that many minors have endured severe trauma and may face harmful conditions if deported.

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