Two Florida mothers detained by ICE, five children left with jobless caregiver
Two Florida mothers were detained, leaving five children, including a six-month-old, in the care of one mother's boyfriend. He quit his job to care for them and was left with no income for food or diapers.
Sep 28, 2026Florida
Two mothers in Florida — a man's girlfriend and her sister — were detained by ICE, leaving five children, including a six-month-old, in the man's care. He had to quit his job to look after the children, none of whom were his own, and was left with no income to pay for food and diapers, according to the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights, which tried to support the family.
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