Migrant Children Removed From <br />'Appalling’ Border Patrol Facility The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed<br />that almost 300 migrants children were removed from<br />a facility in El Paso, Texas, due to <br />inhuman conditions. These conditions were uncovered by a group<br />of attorneys that visited the Clint Border Patrol<br />station and interviewed over 60 children. They discovered that children as young as<br />two-years-old had been living for weeks without<br />access to showers, medical care and proper food. Elora Mukherjee, a member of the<br />attorney group, said she’d never<br />witnessed such “appalling” conditions. Elora Mukherjee,<br />via 'NBC News' The facility, which has a maximum<br />capacity of around 100 people, had<br />been housing over 300 children. Warren Binford,<br />via ‘NPR’
