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he does n t doubt that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family but said political aspirations are likely to have also played a role. | he does n t doubt that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family but said political ambitions are likely at play. |
he does n t doubt that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family but said political aspirations are likely to have also played a role. | he said it s likely that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family but political ambitions also matter. |
he does n t doubt that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family but said political ambitions are likely at play. | he said it s likely that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family but political ambitions also matter. |
he does n t doubt that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family but said political aspirations are likely to have also played a role. | he said it s likely that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family. |
he does n t doubt that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family but said political ambitions are likely at play. | he said it s likely that christie wanted to lose the weight for his family. |
christie was emphatic that politics played no part in his decision. | christie insisted that politics played no part in his decision. |
and he s also said that he does n t think his weight should be a factor if he decides to seek higher office. | he also said that he does n t think his weight should matter if he decides to run for a higher position. |
he s also said that he does n t think his weight should be a factor if he decides to run for higher office. | he also said that he does n t think his weight should matter if he decides to run for a higher position. |
number of undocumented children who cross u.s. border alone has tripled | number of children illegally crossing u.s. border alone has tripled |
more kids crossing into u.s. illegally and alone | more kids coming into u.s. illegally on their own |
what s happening in texas reflects a nationwide trend immigration by undocumented children under is on the rise even as fewer adults come into the country illegally. | nationally illegal immigration by children younger than is on the rise even as fewer adults come into the country without permission. |
what is happening in texas reflects a nationwide trend immigration by undocumented children younger than is on the rise even as fewer adults come into the country illegally. | nationally illegal immigration by children younger than is on the rise even as fewer adults come into the country without permission. |
the border patrol apprehended unaccompanied children in more than three times than in. | the border patrol caught unaccompanied children in more than three times as many as in. |
the border patrol apprehended unaccompanied children in more than three times than in. | that is more than three times as many as in. |
the border patrol apprehended unaccompanied children in more than three times as many as in. | that is more than three times as many as in. |
the border patrol caught unaccompanied children in more than three times as many as in. | that is more than three times as many as in. |
of that total federal authorities referred a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr within the u.s. health and human services. | of that total federal authorities sent a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr. |
of that total federal authorities referred a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr within the u.s. department of health and human services. | of that total federal authorities sent a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr. |
of that total federal authorities referred a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr within the u.s. health and human services. | the government sent a record number of children to a group called the office of refugee resettlement orr. |
of that total federal authorities referred a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr within the u.s. department of health and human services. | the government sent a record number of children to a group called the office of refugee resettlement orr. |
of that total federal authorities sent a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr. | the government sent a record number of children to a group called the office of refugee resettlement orr. |
of that total federal authorities referred a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr within the u.s. health and human services. | the government sent a record number of children to a group known as the office of refugee resettlement orr. |
of that total federal authorities referred a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr within the u.s. department of health and human services. | the government sent a record number of children to a group known as the office of refugee resettlement orr. |
of that total federal authorities sent a record children to another part of the federal government called the office of refugee resettlement orr. | the government sent a record number of children to a group known as the office of refugee resettlement orr. |
this agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered. | this agency is responsible for taking care of minors while immigration officials decide their cases. |
this agency is responsible for the minors while their immigration status is considered. | this agency is responsible for taking care of minors while immigration officials decide their cases. |
these children most of them teenagers are temporarily cared for by the federal government in shelters and group homes in more than a dozen states including texas illinois arizona california florida new york and virginia. | they are temporarily cared for by the federal government in shelters and group homes in more than a dozen states. |
many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and drug cartels as well as abuse sometimes by their own family members. | many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and the illegal drug trade as well as abuse sometimes by their own family members. |
many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and drug cartels as well as abuse sometimes by their own family members. | many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and drug dealers. |
many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and the illegal drug trade as well as abuse sometimes by their own family members. | many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and drug dealers. |
many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and drug cartels as well as abuse sometimes by their own family members. | many say they are running from violence from gangs and drug dealers. |
many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and the illegal drug trade as well as abuse sometimes by their own family members. | many say they are running from violence from gangs and drug dealers. |
many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and drug dealers. | many say they are running from violence from gangs and drug dealers. |
many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and drug cartels as well as abuse sometimes by their own family members. | they are also trying to get away from abuse sometimes by their own family members. |
many say they are fleeing violence from gangs and the illegal drug trade as well as abuse sometimes by their own family members. | they are also trying to get away from abuse sometimes by their own family members. |
others are trying to break free from poverty and get a better life in the united states or to reunite with family members already in the states. | or they are trying to reunite with family members already in the states. |
others are trying to break free from poverty and get a better life in the united states or to reunite with family members already in the states. | or they are trying to reunite with family members already here. |
or they are trying to reunite with family members already in the states. | or they are trying to reunite with family members already here. |
others are trying to break free from poverty and get a better life in the united states or to reunite with family members already in the states. | or they are trying to reunite with family members. |
others are trying to break free from poverty and get a better life in the united states or to reunite with family members already in the states. | in many cases they crossed mountains and deserts often relying on coyotes or guides to get to the united states. |
others are trying to break free from poverty and get a better life in the united states or to reunite with family members already in the states. | in many cases they crossed mountains and deserts often relying on guides to get to the united states. |
whatever the reason the increase has been so dramatic that it caught the government and advocates by surprise. | whatever the reason the rise has been huge. |
whatever the reason the increase has been so dramatic that it caught the government and advocates by surprise. | whatever the reason the rise in the number of children crossing the border alone has been huge. |
whatever the reason the increase has been dramatic. | whatever the reason the rise in the number of children crossing the border alone has been huge. |
by government estimates it could climb to nearly within the next year. | the government estimates that could climb to nearly within the next year. |
the government estimates it could climb to nearly within the next year. | the government estimates that could climb to nearly within the next year. |
providing temporary shelter and support services to these children while their cases work through the labyrinth of federal immigration and legal systems is n t cheap. | providing temporary shelter and support services to these children while their cases work through the maze of immigration and legal systems is not cheap. |
providing temporary shelter and support services to these children while their cases work through the labyrinth of federal immigration and legal systems is n t cheap. | providing temporary shelter and support services to these children while their cases work through the maze of the immigration and legal system is not cheap. |
while most government programs are experiencing automatic across the board cuts under the federal sequester this program got even more money this year. | while most government programs suffered automatic across the board budget cuts this program got even more money this year. |
the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when congress is looking to revamp the country s immigration laws and states are revisiting their own policies toward immigrants. | the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when congress is looking to improve the country s immigration laws. |
the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when congress is looking to change the country s immigration laws and states are reviewing their own policies toward immigrants. | the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when congress is looking to improve the country s immigration laws. |
the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when congress is looking to revamp the country s immigration laws and states are revisiting their own policies toward immigrants. | the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when lawmakers are looking to change immigration rules. |
the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when congress is looking to change the country s immigration laws and states are reviewing their own policies toward immigrants. | the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when lawmakers are looking to change immigration rules. |
the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when congress is looking to improve the country s immigration laws. | the growing cost of the program also comes at a time when lawmakers are looking to change immigration rules. |
at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to temporarily house the overflow of undocumented and unaccompanied children in its care. | at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to house the overflow of immigrant children who had no guardians. |
at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to temporarily house the overflow of unaccompanied children in its care. | at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to house the overflow of immigrant children who had no guardians. |
at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to temporarily house the overflow of undocumented and unaccompanied children in its care. | at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to house some of the children. |
at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to temporarily house the overflow of unaccompanied children in its care. | at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to house some of the children. |
at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to house the overflow of immigrant children who had no guardians. | at one point last year the federal government used military bases in texas to house some of the children. |
advocates say the federal government worked around the clock last year to open several emergency shelters to move these chil dren from holding facilities operated by u.s. customs and border protection to the refugee office. | advocates say the federal government worked around the clock last year to open several emergency shelters to move these children from holding facilities. |
advocates say the federal government worked around the clock last year to open several emergency shelters to move these chil dren from holding facilities operated by u.s. customs and border protection to the refugee office. | people on the side of the immigrants say the federal government worked hard last year to open several emergency shelters. |
advocates say the federal government worked around the clock last year to open several emergency shelters to move these children from holding facilities. | people on the side of the immigrants say the federal government worked hard last year to open several emergency shelters. |
advocates say the federal government worked around the clock last year to open several emergency shelters to move these chil dren from holding facilities operated by u.s. customs and border protection to the refugee office. | people on the side of the immigrants say the federal government worked hard to open emergency shelters. |
advocates say the federal government worked around the clock last year to open several emergency shelters to move these children from holding facilities. | people on the side of the immigrants say the federal government worked hard to open emergency shelters. |
the state no longer has over capacity issues after some existing facilities were expanded and new ones were built said patrick crimmins a spokesman for the texas department of family and protective services. | the state no longer has over capacity problems after some facilities were expanded and new ones were built said patrick crimmins a state spokesman. |
the state no longer has over capacity issues after some existing facilities were expanded and new ones were built said patrick crimmins a spokesman for the texas department of family and protective services. | the state no longer has crowding problems after some buildings were expanded and new ones were built said patrick crimmins a state spokesman. |
a decade ago the united states would have routinely tried to deport the unaccompanied children caught at the border arguing they were violating u.s. immigration laws. | a decade ago the united states would have tried to deport children who immigrated on their own. |
a decade ago the united states would have routinely tried to deport the unaccompanied children arguing they were violating u.s. immigration laws. | a decade ago the united states would have tried to deport children who immigrated on their own. |
a decade ago the united states would have routinely tried to deport the unaccompanied children caught at the border arguing they were violating u.s. immigration laws. | a decade ago the united states would have tried to send the children back to their countries. |
a decade ago the united states would have routinely tried to deport the unaccompanied children arguing they were violating u.s. immigration laws. | a decade ago the united states would have tried to send the children back to their countries. |
a decade ago the united states would have tried to deport children who immigrated on their own. | a decade ago the united states would have tried to send the children back to their countries. |
new laws put in place after gave orr the responsibility for caring and placing these children. | new laws passed after gave orr the responsibility for caring for and placing these children. |
new laws put in place after gave orr the responsibility for caring and placing these children. | gave orr the duty of caring for and placing these children. |
new laws passed after gave orr the responsibility for caring and placing these children. | gave orr the duty of caring for and placing these children. |
new laws passed after gave orr the responsibility for caring for and placing these children. | gave orr the duty of caring for and placing these children. |
the shelters where the children are temporarily housed are more child friendly than the federal immigration detention facilities. | the shelters where the children are temporarily housed are considered better for the children than the federal immigration detention facilities. |
the shelters where the children are temporarily housed are more child friendly than the federal immigration detention facilities. | the shelters where the children are temporarily housed are considered better than the federal immigration detention centers. |
the kids in the shelters get to wear jeans and t shirts not the jumpsuits worn by many adults in federal immigration centers. | they do not wear the jumpsuits worn by many adults in federal immigration centers. |
children younger than are placed in smaller residential type facilities. | children under years old are placed in smaller residential type centers. |
children under years old are placed in smaller residential type centers. | children younger than are placed in smaller residential type centers. |
children under years old are placed in smaller residential type centers. | children younger than are placed in smaller facilities. |
children younger than are placed in smaller residential type centers. | children younger than are placed in smaller facilities. |
many shelters are not integrated into communities lack outdoor recreation areas and many are n t equipped to deal with the traumas the children may have suffered getting to the united states. | many shelters are not in neighborhoods lack outdoor recreation areas and many are not equipped to deal with the problems the children may have suffered getting to the united states. |
orr data show that more than percent of these children from to were ultimately placed with sponsors living in the united states. | almost two thirds of these children from to were finally placed with sponsors living in the united states. |
orr data show that more than percent of these children from to were ultimately placed with sponsors living in the united states. | more than two thirds of these children from to wound up staying with people in the united states. |
almost two thirds of these children from to were finally placed with sponsors living in the united states. | more than two thirds of these children from to wound up staying with people in the united states. |
sponsors ideally are family but also included are licensed programs willing to accept legal custody of a child such as shelters for homeless youth. | but some go to licensed programs willing to accept legal responsibility of a child such as shelters for homeless youth. |
sponsors ideally are families but also included are licensed programs willing to accept legal custody of a child such as shelters for homeless youths. | but some go to licensed programs willing to accept legal responsibility of a child such as shelters for homeless youth. |
but some go to licensed programs willing to accept legal responsibility of a child such as shelters for homeless youth. | but some kids go to programs like a shelter for homeless youth. |
with the increased caseload advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors to ensure that the family members or family friends can adequately take care of these children and that the environment is suitable. | with so many children in the system advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors. |
with the increased caseload advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors to ensure that the family members or family friends can adequately take care of these children and that the environment is suitable. | advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors because of the extra cases. |
with so many children in the system advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors. | advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors because of the extra cases. |
with the increased caseload advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors to ensure that the family members or family friends can adequately take care of these children and that the environment is suitable. | people on the side of the children worry that the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors. |
with so many children in the system advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors. | people on the side of the children worry that the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors. |
advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors because of the extra cases. | people on the side of the children worry that the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors. |
with the increased caseload advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors to ensure that the family members or family friends can adequately take care of these children and that the environment is suitable. | the government must ensure that the family members or family friends can take care of these children properly and that the home is suitable. |
with the increased caseload advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors to ensure that the family members or family friends can adequately take care of these children and that the environment is suitable. | they need to make sure that the family members or friends can take care of the children and that the home is suitable. |
the government must ensure that the family members or family friends can take care of these children properly and that the home is suitable. | they need to make sure that the family members or friends can take care of the children and that the home is suitable. |
with the increased caseload advocates worry the government is not paying enough attention to the sponsors to ensure that the family members or family friends can adequately take care of these children and that the environment is suitable. | the government needs to make sure that the family members or family friends can take care of the children. |
the government must ensure that the family members or family friends can take care of these children properly and that the home is suitable. | the government needs to make sure that the family members or family friends can take care of the children. |