DHS Fact Check: U.S. Citizen Children Not Being Deported
Jul 4, 2026·Location: Washington, DC
Country of origin: Honduras

DHS issued a fact check statement denying claims that U.S. citizen children are being deported, stating that in two cases, mothers with final deportation orders chose to bring their American citizen children with them to Honduras. The statement emphasizes that ICE offered mothers the option to be removed separately or to designate safe care for their children, and that mothers presented valid U.S. passports for their children.
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