Hundreds of migrant children forcibly separated from their parents were transferred thousands of miles away from the border, and some already have been placed in foster care, officials said.
One is a former hospital. Another is a retrofitted superstore. One is a tent city with the capacity to grow.
Chain link fences, mattresses on the floor and families queuing to be processed -- and oftentimes separated. These are the photos of the processing detention center in McAllen, Texas, that the Customs and Border Protection agency wants you to see.
A transgender woman who traveled to the United States in a migrant caravan through Mexico has died while in the custody of immigration officials.
