- In August, in a rare step, the HHS refugee office implemented an emergency supervisory review of releases of unaccompanied kids to non-parent sponsors in the Houston area.
- During the review of Houston area cases, HHS discovered dozens of children had been released to similar addresses.
- They found “exploitative” working conditions for some migrants living in the area and Reuters uncovered cases of children working in industrial settings in the state.
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