U.N. rights chief slams U.S. border policy

The U.N.’s top human rights official called on the U.S. to immediately end a new policy that has separated nearly 2,000 migrant children from parents.

By Arete News - June 18, 2018

A tour of Rio Grande River border patrol operations in Texas (AN/Aimee Fujikawa)

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