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Military recruiters tell young Americans that if they enlist and serve honorably, they can help protect their families. But Donald Trump's administration threw out longstanding protections and has detained over 50 spouses and parents of active-duty U.S. troops, ambushing them at the very appointments meant to fix their legal status. Troops have been forced to delay deployments and abandon training to care for their kids alone, while congressional Republicans handed ICE a $70 billion blank check without a single protection for service members' families.

Read the full story: The Trump Administration Has Locked Up More Than 50 Spouses and Parents of Active-Duty Troops. Some Were Arrested at the Very Appointments Meant to Protect Them.

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