Pregnant migrant girls held at Texas center criticized for inadequate care

The Trump administration has been routing all pregnant unaccompanied minors caught by immigration enforcement to a single group shelter in Texas since July. The administration's own child welfare officials are objecting to this policy, arguing the facility lacks the specialized care these girls require. This consolidation approach contradicts internal expertise about appropriate care standards for pregnant minors in government custody. Journalist Mark Betancourt conducted a six-month investigation into the policy after speaking with PBS correspondent Amna Nawaz about his findings.