Nearly 1000 migrant children remain separated from families after Trump policy
Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project, talks with Alex Wagner about the effort to reunite the nearly 1000 migrant children still separted from their families after being subject to Donald Trump's cruel policy, and the psyochological damage even reunited children have suffered.
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Nearly 1000 migrant children remain separated from families after Trump policy
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