US President Donald Trump has been into headlines for his zero tolerance policy which now has been reversed. It has triggered a lot of criticism as the pictures of crying children after being separated from their parents went viral on social media. In the midst of all the back lashing, TIME and New Yorker’s magazine covers have now captured the trauma of children who went through the detention camps. The latest cover has united people from all over the world on social media against Trump’s zero tolerance policy.
In the cover, TIME has shown a 2-year-old Honduran refugee looking up and crying while Trump is looking down at her. On the other hand, New Yorker magazine cover showed little children with fear in their eyes and peeking from behind the Statue of Liberty.
This is the 21st time Trump has appeared on the cover of TIME. His first appearance was in the year 1989.
The latest cover of TIME’s magazine, featuring US President Donald Trump and a wailing child captured the controversial ‘Zero Tolerance’ policy
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According to the new order passed by Trump, the attorney general will be making changes to the agreement which is known as the Flores settlement to allow Homeland Security to detain families together, thus, not separating them till the proceedings are completed. With the new announcement, Justice Department lawyers are now working to find a legal workaround for the welfare of the children who have been separated from their parents.
Trump said in a statement, “We’re going to have strong, very strong borders, but we’re going to keep the families together.”
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