Older siblings left to care for younger family members after parents' deportation
- Some older siblings have been left to care for their younger family members following the deportation of their parents, advocacy groups say.
- This situation has been reported by multiple news outlets.
- The reports do not specify the number of families affected or the locations involved.
- Advocacy groups are highlighting this issue as a consequence of deportation policies.
- No further actions or responses have been detailed in the reports.
Articles (3)
WABC-TV New York·
Some older siblings left raising younger family members after parents' deportation, advocates say
KABC-TV Los Angeles·
Some older siblings left raising younger family members after parents' deportation, advocates say
ABC News·
Some older siblings left raising family members after parents' deportation: Advocates