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Ryan: Policy Separating Families at Border Will ‘Require Legislative Change’

By D.A. Banks

Posted June 14, 2018 at 4:39pm

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Speaker Paul D. Ryan said he does not support children being separated from their parents when detained at the border. He said that’s happening because of a court ruling and noted: “We believe it should be addressed in immigration legislation.”

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