Okay, he told them. He'd do it. He'd grown up mostly on the streets in Guatemala  City, his abusive father a crack addict and his mother everywhere but around, ...  The number of undocumented children—mostly teens, but some as young as five —apprehended crossing the border without parents or guardians has more than  ...
Jul 15, 2014 ... ... the Border Patrol, (the government's) role is to actually place those children in  the care of a guardian or a family member. And then what the record shows is  that they're told to appear later in court, where their case will be adjudicated. But  90 percent of them, 90 percent, do not then show up in court later.".
Mar 22, 2017 ... Non-violent undocumented immigrants who were left alone by then-President  Obama are now being rounded up by the Trump administration. ... That prompted  a federal judge to order his deportation when the family didn't show up for a court  hearing in 2006, according to the Houston Chronicle. He spent ...
A bondsman will, for ten percent of the bail, act as the surety, and put up the  money. In Nebraska, we do not have bondsmen; the Court acts as the bondsman.  This means, if the defendant must pay the court the bail. If you are released on  your own recognizance, you need not pay anything. If you fail to appear, the  judge will ...
Jul 18, 2016 ... As 20 local officials wrote in a letter, “We do not believe this endorsement reflect  the values of the Border Patrol agents that work in this region. ... When Trump  was a guest on the union's radio show, he told the agent hosts, “I look at the  border, how horribly it's been run from the standpoint of the orders given ...
When undocumented children are picked up at the border and "told to appear later in court ... 90 percent do not then show up."