SALT LAKE CITY — The congressional budget office estimates 3.3 million immigrants will come across U.S. borders this year, and the government assigns many of them a court hearing to determine if they’ll stay and where they’ll go.
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"Those kids just, you know, can end up in foster care," he said."There's no way for them to communicate. Who are you supposed to go with,with somebody that otherwise know where they're going.are coming most frequently to the United States. Because they're the ones that are the most impoverished, they have the least opportunity. And they are the ones that are most desperate for a change.