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Family detention is inherently inhumane, it's unacceptable and has no place in adjust society.

The evidence is crystal clear, detention under any condition, under any circumstance,

harms people.

Almost 400 immigrant and human rights groups are urging the Biden administration not to

reinstate migrant family detention.

We'll speak with two of the organizers.

Then as we continue to mark the 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, we look at a new

documentary about the father of Julian Assange and his fight to free his son.

Julian was imprisoned for exposing U.S. war crimes in Iraq, Afghanistan and beyond.

I urge the Department of Justice to drop the charges.

The maximum jail sentence of 175 years because he published the truth.

How does it feel to be the father of such a controversial figure somebody who's not

known around the world?

We'll speak to Julian Assange's father and brother.

Then we look at the costs of the Iraq war from civilian casualties to soaring Pentagon budgets.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now.

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I'm Amy Goodman.

Wall Street's largest banks have moved to prop up the Ailing San Francisco-based First

Republic Bank.

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