case, it was found that a 15-year-old girl from El Salvador, Jenny Flores, was detained at the U.S.-Mexico border while looking for an aunt living in the country. During her time in U.S. custody, Flores was repeatedly strip-searched. She and other minors in custody were required to share private quarters with adult detainees. The ACLU sued on her behalf, arguing that she and other minors like her should be released to âresponsibleâ adults rather than held in custody. After several rounds through federal court, the case landed on the Supreme Courtâs docket in 1993. In the end, the Supreme Court agreed with the U.S. government. But, in 1997, the Clinton administration and the plaintiffs reached a settlement, and there was a consent decree, which set stricter standards regarding the conditions of detainment of âunaccompanied minorsâ â specifically, that they had to be released within 20 days. While some have speculated that Trump isangling to get rid adipower vector mid “On this, we agree with @WhiteHouse, who says the ruling doesn’t do anything to reduce Congress’ obligation.”Twitter contentView on TwitterRelated:Trump Officially Rescinded DACAIt should come as no surprise thatSelena Gomez adipower vector mid Troye Sivan Talks About How to Be Gay in Donald Trump's America adipower vector mid There is, however, an underlying legal constraint keeping the U.S. government from indefinitely detaining children at the border: theFlores Settlement Agreement of 1997In theFlores vs. Reno adipower vector mid
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