Over 2,300 kids still separated as GOP wrestles with fix

Clip: 06/21/2018 | 6m 7s | Video has closed captioning.

President Trump's decision to sign an executive order stopping the separation of migrant families at the border met with mixed reactions. Advocates are deeply concerned that the order ignores the families who have already been split up, and fear children and parents will never see each other again. The legality of the order is also in question. Lisa Desjardins joins Judy Woodruff for more.

Aired: 06/21/18

Rating: NR

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Over 2,300 kids still separated as GOP wrestles with fix

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