And how are parents supposed to separate the legitimately useful technology from sensor-equipped snake oil?
And finally, DHS is not separating families legitimately seeking asylum at ports of entry.
Kirstjen Nielsen, the Homeland Security secretary, said this week that the authorities were not separating families "legitimately seeking asylum" at a port of entry.
The president's first failed order, haphazardly issued in January, provoked scenes of chaos at airports around the country – temporarily separating families, cancelling legitimately issued visas and propelling the country toward a constitutional crisis, before a series of federal courts intervened to block it.
Although some countries, namely Belgium and South Africa, have put in place social labels for manufactured goods, they have not done so for bulk commodities such as cacao where it is difficult to separate out those commodities legitimately produced and those not.
The independent report, carried out by Matthew Taylor, was published in July, and included recommendations such as creating a new classification for workers on tech platforms — which it called "dependent contractors" — to separate them from the "legitimately self-employed".
The independent report, carried out by Matthew Taylor, was published in July, and included recommendations such as creating a new classification for workers on tech platforms — which it called "dependent contractors" — to separate them from the "legitimately self-employed".
Once a child has entered the shelter system, there is no firm process to determine whether they have been separated from someone who was legitimately their parent, or for reuniting parents and children who had been mistakenly separated, said a Border Patrol official, who was not authorized to discuss the agency's policies publicly.
"To separate those who are here legitimately from those with a government mandate to get a hold of proprietary technology is very difficult".
The great sport of the event is wandering the rows of booths and trying to separate the fanciful from the legitimately useful.
