Sentence examples for alien child from inspiring English sources
If that migrant is a child younger than 18 who enters the US without an adult, they can be designated as an unaccompanied alien child (UAC).
And any accompanied child will be transferred to the Department of Health and Human Services and will be reclassified as an unaccompanied alien child.
"Village of the Damned" has its own specific resonances: the alien child and his alien playmates are blond and affectless, like Hitler Youth, and the scientist's attempts to understand them are doomed from the start.
PL 241 - Manikowski, Rufin, considered to be born in Germany); PL21 - Takako Niina, considered to be natural-born alien child of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Romanki; PL2168 Lauri Allan Torni - admitted to U.S. HR8189 - to provide loans for members of Armed Forces, who are entitled to National Service Life Insurance dividend Veterans Comm.
Connecting families presents an enormous challenge because once they are detained at the border, children and parents enter two separate systems: for parents, the US Department of Homeland Security and criminal prosecution; meanwhile, children are given "unaccompanied alien child" status and transferred to the US Department of Health and Human Services.
Connecting families presents an enormous challenge because once they are detained at the border, children and parents enter two separate systems: for parents, the US Department of Homeland Security and criminal prosecution; meanwhile, children are classified as an "unaccompanied alien child" and transferred to the US Department of Health and Human Services.
The government refers to these children as "unaccompanied alien children," or UACs.
Customs and Border Protection databases had categories for "family units," and "unaccompanied alien children" who arrive without parents.
Unaccompanied alien children are placed in health department custody within 72 hours of being apprehended by border agents.
They are supposed to enter the system for processing "unaccompanied alien children", which exists primarily to serve children who voluntarily arrive at the border on their own.
In testimony before the Senate committee on homeland security and governmental affairs, Sini said combatting MS-13 requires "a particular focus on the unaccompanied alien children population".
