Looking at the article in depth I was able to find this quote > Fluharty questions the grounds for the separation of Maria and her children. She said her clien

Looking at the article in depth I was able to find this quote > Fluharty questions the grounds for the separation of Maria and her children. She said her client walked up to the border and turned herself in to immigration authorities, which contradicts ICE's claim that she was arrested after crossing the border illegally. This is also complicated by the fact that Maria falsely claimed US citizenship and thus is barred from entering the US for life. Do you have a case of someone not barred from entering the US for life has their children separated from them?