Trump’s immigration crackdown detained more than 50 U.S. military spouses and parents

By Jack Brook, Safiyah Riddle And Aaron Kessler

The Globe and Mail - World · 1d ago

Parents and spouses of people in the military have generally been shielded from deportation under bipartisan consensus

Originally published by The Globe and Mail - World.

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