"Immigrant Surge Rooted in Law to Curb Child Trafficking," New York Times

Immigrant Surge Rooted in Law to Curb Child Trafficking

By CARL HULSE

New York Times

When Central American kids arrive at the border accompanied by a parent, they can be sent 
straight back since it is clear these children are not being trafficked. 

It is the human trafficking law that prevents unaccompanied kids' immediate return.