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The parents of 545 children separated at the U.S. Mexico border still can't be found. That's according to a filing this week from the American Civil Liberties Union. Many of these families were separated by the Trump administration in 2017, before it formalized its 2018 zero-tolerance policy that led to the public outcry. Reunifications have been hampered by the administration's failure to ensure records linking

parents with children. They've been further hampered by the pandemic.

We get the latest on the effort to reunite families and look at the long-term impact of Trump's

separation policy. We're joined by Gladys Molina Alt, Child Advocate Program Director at the Young

Center for Immigrant Children's Rights. Thanks so much for joining us, Gladys Molina Alt.

Thank you, Nina. Also with us is Michelle Wiley, a reporter for KQED who covers immigration.

Michelle Wiley, thanks for being here as well. Thank you.

So Michelle, people are more familiar with the more than 2,800 families that were separated

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