"I think because we're a strong family unit," he replied.
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What's the difference between an unaccompanied minor and family unit?
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"As a family unit, they are pretty dysfunctional," Haydon added.
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When my parents were taken away, my family unit died.
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And without societal structure, what would become of the family unit?
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How about introducing the Fantastic Four to another superpowered family unit?
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"You have two retirements to support one family unit," Brown said.
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If forced out of the family unit, young males may die.
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Her turn had come up, and a family unit was available.
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"There's a family unit," one woman says, pointing down the hall.
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Payton's scheming twin brothers are dragged out of the family unit.
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My boyfriends at the time never really understood our family unit.
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In today's world we are starting to disconnect from the family unit.
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A commentary on gendered roles and sexual politics within the family unit?
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They can be kept together and dealt with as a family unit.
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While he was away, his family unit went through some major changes.
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They provide an image of an unconventional, but wholly valid, family unit.
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It's a time that often doesn't exist in the family unit anymore.
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I believe this is a necessary decision for my entire family unit.
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"They've really grown into the normalcy of a family unit," Clark says.
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And the form presumes a lot about how the "family unit" works.
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They generate close emotional and practical ties beyond the nuclear family unit.
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They were released from federal custody because they received a family unit designation.
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The government has very good reasons for separating children from their family unit.
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Families in search of help face the possible splintering of their family unit.
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There was also an increase of 221 percent increase in family unit apprehensions.
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My mom and dad were very Catholic and they wanted a family unit.
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When they were all still together as a family unit, in other words.
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"The patient in these situations truly is the entire family unit," Park said.
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My family unit was my mom, who was 19 when I was born.
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Muay Thai kicky boxy, suffice to say, runs strong in the family unit.
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The documents establish them as a family unit, with their own inheritance rights.
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Maybe there's already someone in your family unit you can join forces with.
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Two very different pathways, both lovingly arrived at within the same family unit.
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In the family unit, which is one large room, she searches every crib.
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Sessions announced that family-unit cases were to be heard within a year.
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Family unit apprehensions were down 66% and unaccompanied children were down 55% last month.
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The couple have maintained a family unit with their daughters, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice.
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His view of depression went a step beyond the flawed family unit as origin.
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"Here there is great importance of the family unit and traditional structures," she said.
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Supporting a family unit is easier for any society than supporting a parentless child.
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The family unit among the Chinese is also extremely tight-knit, even between generations.
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Aladdin's dysfunctional family unit: Alia Shawkat as Aladdin's adventurous and idealistic twin sister Emily.
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During the same time period, the sector has seen more than 104,000 family-unit detentions.
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Many Pixar movies do involve an element of expulsion or estrangement from the family unit.
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The family unit begins to waver and distort, bent by the weight of the lie.
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It became a kind of a family unit, where everyone was doing to or three jobs.
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In Singapore's fast-paced, modern economy, such demands place a huge strain on the family unit.
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Some opponents even claim that the ERA would challenge the family unit or "traditional" gender roles.
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Keep them together and if they don't meet asylum requirements deport them as a family unit.
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Rob is around, and certainly present on social media, but largely absent from the family unit.
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"We are not going to be detaining every family unit that arrives starting tomorrow," McAleenan said.
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The Governor talked about the need for comfort, which is often found in the family unit.
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Announcing their break up in 2017, the exes expressed their willingness to remain a family unit.
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Cartel thugs even attacked a military family unit, putting the lives of officers' children at stake.
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This focus on the family unit, however, did not mean their sexual and romantic passion vanished.
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For America to remain the pillar of strength, we need the family unit to remain strong.
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I don't think I would have done well if I didn't have that kind of family unit.
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Announcing their break up in 2017, the former couple expressed their willingness to remain a family unit.
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I've seen that a lot of times… [But] we have always been close as a family unit.
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Soon, with a new name and a new haircut, she has been absorbed into the family unit.
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Some would like to abolish the koseki, which lists people by family unit rather than as individuals.
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And the couple has built up quite the family unit since they began dating earlier this year.
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In March, 53,077 of the people apprehended were members of a family unit, according to the CBP.
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A family unit can present proper non-immigrant visas and passports there and avoid any family separation.
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Do I mourn our intact family unit and wish my son didn't have to change houses weekly?
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While I was on leave, I was sort of the family unit manager: What's the schedule today?
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What's "normal" for us is a tight, loving family unit no matter where in the world we are.
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I don't know what it's like to have the average dad or family unit when you're a kid.
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I grew up in a really close family unit, where family is recognized as the most important thing.
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And Jacqueline Kennedy entered from the rear for whatever reason she wasn&apost part of the family unit.
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We're overly obsessed with each other … they did a great job, both my parents …maintaining our family unit.
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These problems may arise in the woman who was pregnant and may reverberate disruptively within the family unit.
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A family unit led by Bryce Dallas Howard, as Mr. Redford's daughter, comes to believe in the creature.
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According to those statistics, in July 2017, 2500 family-unit members were apprehended in the El Paso sector.
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So within the family unit, since income is distributed equally across each member, families are inherently ranked poorest.
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Yet in fact — Slezkine argues — by building apartments, the Bolsheviks perpetuated the family unit they aspired to overcome.
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But how do you think that mentality survived in a family-unit like the Bogles' over multiple generations?
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She claimed that "it is no place of this Court to dictate to the applicant what a family unit ought to…look like," even as her ruling firmly laid out that the ideal family unit, in the eyes of the Singaporean state, entails the marriage of a man to a woman.
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He joked that whenever the three of them were out together, Londoners often assumed they were a family unit.
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With iOS 8, Apple finally made it easy to share content through individual accounts belonging to a family unit.
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Was it because Chic was a full-out weirdo, or because he's a threat to Hal's "perfect" family unit?
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To recap Dean's family situation, as Dean himself explained it, his mom's passing essentially tore apart his family unit.
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"We want them to really just focus on reconnecting and getting strong as a family unit," Patten-Coble said.
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Police brutality and racial profiling, systemic racism, destruction of the family unit, and poor education contribute to this reality.
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Cinema is not short of boyish youths who consider it their duty to explode the family unit from within.
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Despite the call for reform, the drug war continues to destroy the family unit leaving it fruitless and barren.
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This could be a family unit, neighbor, or as is often the case, a church group or religious leader.
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The patrol first measured apprehensions in 2013, and reported 15,000 individuals traveling as a part of a family unit.
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Activists and scholars argue that this emphasis on the family unit has led to an increase in domestic violence.
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Many of them are under 18, either traveling alone or with a parent as part of a family unit.
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If you do go this route, advisors caution to be wary of sharing the home's ownership beyond one family unit.
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Once you cross the border with a family unit, a judge says you can&apost be deport people right away.
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With no spouses or children, they formed a family unit of their own – and grew close to each other's relatives.
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Now I'm embarrassed to tell them I ended up as a co-parent," he adds "Always promised the family unit.
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"We are very much supportive of the family—the biblical definition of the family unit," he told the Biblical Recorder.
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Still, some neighbors also described him as friendly, though given to moody introversion, and the family unit as seemingly normal.
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So, we will hold them, except, if they`re a family unit, then we have limitations through the Ninth Circuit.
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We're just one family unit!" she explained — admitted she and Abasolo are most looking forward to "starting our own family!
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We're just one family unit!" she explains — admits she and Abasolo are most looking forward to "starting our own family!
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But there's something romantic to us about solidifying that family unit by having the ceremony and actually having Hayden present.
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"It's helped me find my voice within my family unit and within myself," Dillard told PEOPLE before the big day.
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In order to have a better life, she pressured him, sacrificing the family unit in order to push him forward.
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The man had requested asylum as part of a "family unit" at a port of entry in Texas on Feb.
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A married couple is a family unit unto itself, as evidenced by Hasmukh and Dimple on this hidden Netflix gem.
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I wanted to give them both a piece of all black people: religion, revolution, simplicity, complexity, family trauma, family unit.
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However, we&aposre a more relaxed, happy, and bonded family unit because we have had a stay-at-home parent.
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I was compelled to run for Congress to strengthen the family unit and promote a message of hope and opportunity.
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I knew that I really wanted to make a film about the corrosive effects of trauma on a family unit.
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Kudos to Kopelman for finishing his run, and well done to Barrymore and crew for keeping their family unit glued together.
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He also highlighted what a complete family unit can achieve even under the hardest conditions when education is at the forefront.
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Each sibling reacted differently to their strict father Rafiq's insistence on maintaining cultural tradition and staying close to the family unit.
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Along with workout routines and selfie sessions, the stars have also built up quite the family unit since they began dating.
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I had a conversation with her and her whole family and she said she wanted to speak as a family unit.
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"Less than 17% of cases placed on the family unit docket have ended because a family missed court," Reichlin-Melnick said.
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"It's the perfect little family unit and she's an amazing mum, so hands-on and involved with everything," says another friend.
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Cardi B and Offset are clearly re-establishing the family unit ... by enjoying a night out together at a hot club!!!
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"It's the perfect little family unit and she's an amazing mum, so hands-on and involved with everything," says another friend.
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"Organizations need to stop assuming that there's one kind of traditional family unit that needs one kind of support," Jeffords said.
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Agents would classify someone either as an unaccompanied minor, an individual adult, or an adult with children, meaning a family unit.
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December was the third month in history in which family unit and minor apprehensions outnumbered single adult apprehensions, according to DHS.
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Clinton's blue eyes could be seen welling up as her father spoke about their family unit during his speech Tuesday night.
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This affects how the sibling copes with the loss; the less cohesive the family unit, the harder it is to grieve.
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The American people live their life trying to make their family unit, their block, their local community a little bit better.
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Trump and Nielsen have made plain that they believe that the US policy of not prosecuting people traveling as a family unit has been badly exploited by all sorts of criminals in recent years -- pointing to a surge in the percentage of people trying to enter the US as a family unit in the last few years.
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The committee also insisted, if detention was necessary of a family unit, that DHS use appropriate detention space to house them together.
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And when they aren't great parents — notably Chase's abusive father — you really feel the pain that estrangement causes within the family unit.
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Based on a novel by Richard Ford, the film tracks the demise of an all-American family unit in early 1960s Montana.
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The same is true of current family-unit cases, according to guidance sent to immigration judges last year and seen by Reuters.
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Many people would experience this sort of trauma—the explosion of the family unit, the disgrace of a parent—and cave inward.
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"There is no more big family unit that is there to love and support each other," Alyssa said in her victim statement.
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The family unit comes to an end when it is separated, and the financial, emotional and scholastic lives of children are shaken.
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They learn, with much kvetching, to make a stable family unit of many more parts than the usual mom-and-pop arrangement.
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A refundable credit would also help families adopt more than one child at once, keeping siblings together and the family unit intact.
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Since time immemorial, women have been pushed into having children, sidelining their own passions and work in service of the family unit.
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"They're now tied together into an unusual family unit and I think that's a wonderful and beautiful and extremely complicated," he says.
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In the past, when I had done so, I felt resentment boiling in my chest for not having a traditional family unit.
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Pablo was alone in court that day, but his "rider"—his eight-year-old son, Hugo—was part of his family unit.
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"Every space can be negotiated and adapted, encouraging the house to be an incubator for a positive difference in the family unit."
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Barnette's concept rests on the juxtaposition of her father's activism, and its resultant government surveillance, with his role in the family unit.
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And while their marriage may be coming to an end, they'll continue to remain a family unit for the sake of their kids.
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But it's clear something has shifted in the way both Jolie and Pitt approach their children and the family unit as a whole.
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We got Jack and Lisa Osbourne out with their 3 kids Monday in Studio City -- looking every bit like a happy family unit.
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Whether you're 5, 15, or 50 years old, it can be difficult to usher a stepparent in and out of your family unit.
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The psychological damage stemming from the collapse of their traditional family unit ripples through nearly every episode of Season 3 with stinging authenticity.
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The new Party of Five will follow the five children as they navigate surviving as a family unit without their mom and dad.
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In this connection, there can be a real loyalty and a grounded focus on building a family-unit that keeps both partners inspired.
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Acevedo called on immigration officials to keep the family together and deport them as a "family unit" if they don't meet asylum requirements.
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To keep your little family unit safe, you'd circle the wagons against the wildlife, and I just think that's such a beautiful expression.
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Their answers revealed that most Americans organize their communities and sense of identity around their family unit, though religious institutions followed closely behind.
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Fully 2000 percent of resettled refugees thus far are children, implying that nearly every Syrian refugee resettled is a family unit with kids.
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When tragedy strikes, a father and son struggle to preserve their family unit by seeking out the higher power that governs their world.
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But for children for whom "home" means the family unit rather than a particular location, leaving is not necessarily marked by physical movement.
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"When you have such a big family, you kind of have all of your companions built into your family unit," Randi Zuckerberg said.
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Is it possible for one half of a couple to remain part of another family unit without sacrificing the primacy of the relationship?
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Civilization isn't very far away, however, and it begins to intrude, attempting to force this stripped-down family unit into a conventional lifestyle.
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Every friend group or family unit has that one responsible person who always gets put in charge of packing a bag for the beach.
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Sometimes you can really tell when someone is a family unit or not and that&aposs when we see abuse of the immigration system.
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Much has been written about how this work is primarily positioned to serve the heart of patriarchal society, the heterosexual marriage and family unit.
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In other ways, though, for a couple that wants to keep traditions like this one alive, the modern family unit can make that complicated.
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Our values and social norms on what makes for a stable family unit are conservative and shape the government's policies and rules on adoption.
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Further, the basic support generally offered rarely takes into account emotional reactions of other persons within the family unit who might benefit from counseling.
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There are lots of reasons why someone might hesitate to bring you into their family unit, so you shouldn't take it personally, she says.
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Rather than depending on the nuclear family unit to meet all emotional needs, cohousing participants have a wide range of people to talk to.
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The relationship between Trump, Congress, and the MAGA crowd resembles a dysfunctional family unit in that whatever the conflicts, it fulfills some mutual need.
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Yet, gay couples do not qualify as they are not recognised as a "family unit", said Indulekshmi Rajeswari, an attorney and LGBT+ rights activist.
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Over the course of the afternoon, the men had formed an impromptu family unit in which their purchasing habits were welcome and even admired.
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Again, let's just pause to think about this statistic: 314 percent increase in adults showing up with kids that are not a family unit.
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"It is unclear the extent to which Border Patrol has accurate records of separated family unit members in its data system," the report states.
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In such an unchartered time that is hard for any child, it is even harder for a non-neurotypical child and their family unit.
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Ultimately the two grandmothers, Chinese and Irish, align themselves, a reconstituted family unit that achieves a harmony of nations on a small, human scale.
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But so often, it's the person who's been injured — not the aggressor — who's asked to move on for the greater good of the family unit.
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Here is what is likely true: Somewhere in my family's ancestral lineage, an enslaved child was taken from her enslaved mother, breaking a family unit.
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In the new film, the wolf pack has been recast as a strong, stable family unit that Mowgli must leave behind, much to his sorrow.
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Ansyad Mbai, a former head of Indonesia's anti-terrorism agency (BNPT), said using a family unit for an attack helped ensure planning was kept secret.
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Although Miller and Tom Sturridge, the father of her daughter Marlowe, are no longer together, she says that their family unit is still somewhat intact.
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From October to January, apprehensions of unaccompanied minors increased by 6900 percent compared with the previous year, and family unit apprehensions rose by 2628 percent.
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Part of a growing body of trans comics, L. Nichols's autobiographical FLOCKS (Secret Acres, $21.95) also focuses on changes and acceptance within the family unit.
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"Schenectady" became code for whenever someone became annoyed with everyone else, for whenever someone tried to assert herself as an individual outside the family unit.
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"Just the enjoyment of the family unit, I feel like that's sometimes lost in the hustle and bustle, especially in the Bay Area," Jessica says.
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Both studies suggest that a lack of access to healthcare and a lack of a collaborative family unit, are the main reasons children go untreated.
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"Siblings Day follows the spirit of Mother's Day and Father's Day -- a great American tradition and celebration of family-unit values," the organization's website says.
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By April, twice as many people had traveled in a family unit from Guatemala and Honduras to the US border then during all of last year.
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"We definitely feel like a little family unit already, and so once we feel like we're ready then it's going to be another discussion," says Andreev.
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"There was this nice family unit of three going sailing, going camping, going hiking, having birthday parties, but that male figure was Ted Bundy," Berlinger said.
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"No child or family unit with a child should ever be in detention," said Alan Shapiro, co-founder of Terra Firma, which promotes immigrant children's health.
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Between fiscal years 2013-2014, there are there was a huge spike in the number of unaccompanied children and family unit subjects apprehended by Border Patrol.
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Between fiscal years 200753-200743, there are there was a huge spike in the number of unaccompanied children and family unit subjects apprehended by Border Patrol.
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How to connect with each other, how to find meaning in our lives besides being a part of a family unit, or part of a couple.
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" Chick-fil-A has been viewed as anti-LGBTQ for years after CEO Dan Cathy said the company supports "the biblical definition of the family unit.
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The Illuminati want to destroy the world as we know it and rebuild their own belief system, and part of that includes destroying the family unit.
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These systems espoused the Anglo-Saxon idea of a nuclear family unit, a departure from the collectivist societies that many Indigenous communities had built over centuries.
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"Each individual in a family unit is going to have certain kinds of needs as you're putting together your plan," he says, offering a few examples.
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Oshea told Insider that the family's bright-red suits help emphasize the group's strength as a family unit, as well as their unique talents as individuals.
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Due to the recipient paying tax at a lower rate than the payer, the recipient pays less taxes, resulting in more money for the family unit.
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But Lloyd had lost so much by then, including his girlfriend and her children, his tight family unit that began to unravel as his drug use progressed.
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It's a choice (and it's never discussed as anything but a choice) that prioritizes an expansion of the family unit over the safety of its existing members.
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"It's nice that she's making an effort," Scott says, the only one who knows what it is like to be the outsider in this tight family unit.
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This nuanced twist on a closed and monogamous family unit wouldn't cause my marriage to unravel but would rather fold in and form a newly stylized braid.
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The shared family desktop was vital to our lives, yet at the same time, it remained quiet and unobtrusive, serving the family unit proudly whenever called upon.
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" Chick-fil-A has been criticized for years over 2012 comments by the company's president that Chick-fil-A supports "the biblical definition of the family unit.
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We reject the form of basketball they play in Oklahoma City, as it is mangled and inefficient and does not support the den or the family unit.
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Family unit apprehensions started ticking up last August, but UAC and single adult numbers had remained more or less stable throughout the 2018 and 21625 fiscal years.
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Add to these generational forces of entropy the more timeless problems of pride, shame, ambition and wanderlust, and no family unit in Egan's novel seems particularly secure.
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Hal's arrival rounded out her family unit alongside two excited big sisters — Poppy Louise, 4, and Margaret "Mila" Laura, 6½, who "share a room" at the moment.
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Zola eventually marries Cézanne's former mistress, but their marriage hits a rough patch when she is unable to conceive, denying him the family unit that he craves.
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The idyllic young family in flashbacks are always in stark contrast to the fractured, grown up family that's lived through the hardships of life outside the family unit.
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Riley Anderson (Kaitlyn Dias) doesn't need to be cast out of the family unit to feel scared, alone, and confused — just moving to San Francisco is difficult enough.
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The progressives have systematically attacked the individual, the black family unit, the black female and the black male to essentially eliminate people of color from the American landscape.
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America's archetypal family unit was going to be organized around a powerful woman with a grown-ass daughter and an annoying, retired husband puttering around and causing mischief.
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"We're not as focused on the family unit and adding value to that status in the same way that countries in Europe and Asia seem to," he said.
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Family-unit apprehensions increased much more from July to November 2017 across the other sectors of the US-Mexico border (31.73 percent) than they did in El Paso.
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Rather, it was about witnessing culture making at the closest range possible — from within the family unit — and learning along the way how to become culture makers themselves.
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But there's no escaping the fact that rooted in our culture's literary DNA is a proclivity for treating the disrupted family unit as a conveniently poignant narrative device.
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But their family healed, and the young women and their parents — Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson — have developed a close family unit that has helped Queen Elizabeth's granddaughters thrive.
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I had a very typically American, middle-class upbringing in Massachusetts—walking to school, shoveling, mowing the lawn, a tight family unit, dinners together, a dog and two cats.
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Parasite is a bizarre black comedy about social status, aspiration, materialism and the patriarchal family unit, and people who accept the idea of having (or leasing) a servant class.
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But a lot of the fanfare stems from the fact that these two sisters have made incredible names for themselves, as a family unit but moreso as individual athletes.
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Along with being a unique collection of family memories made from an artist's perspective, the book is largely a portrait of the dissolution and death of the family unit.
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It also reported an 187 percent hike in the number of individuals apprehended who were traveling as part of a family unit including children, taking the total to 21,469.
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Family unit missing in White House Trump has been getting situated in Washington without his wife, first lady Melania Trump, or his 10-year-old son, Barron, by his side.
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"Under zero tolerance, the number of migrants who were prosecuted for entering the U.S. illegally — single adults as well as those part of a family unit — was increased," Waldman said.
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Thankfully, for the royal family, the shakeups have been less about tariffs and threats about nuclear war and more about becoming more diverse, inclusive, and outspoken as a family unit.
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Based on the 1997 coming-of-age novel by Joy Nicholson, Tribes focuses on teenage Medina (Maika Monroe), who finds solace in surfing as her family unit implodes around her.
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In fact, the government funding bill Trump begrudgingly signed not only failed to provide proper border barrier funding, but makes the current unaccompanied minor and family unit disaster even worse.
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A first violation would result in benefits terminated for the adult recipient while a second violation would lead to benefits being terminated for the recipient and their entire family unit.
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And yet something also nagged at me about the little family unit, the way they seemed to have scoured away any relationships from before their appearance at the train station.
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I think it's a connection to the evil smile she once had as a little girl, but also a sort of understanding that her family unit was stronger from this experience.
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From September 24, 2018, through April 26, 2019, more than 40,000 cases were marked as so-called "family-unit" cases, a DHS designation, according to Executive Office for Immigration Review data.
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There were 28,2973 family unit apprehensions in January, down from 23,20153 in December; 22015,22016 unaccompanied minors apprehended, down from 265,243 in December, and 31,575 total apprehensions, down from 43,272 in December.
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Single people living in poverty will have their income topped up to 780 euros per month, while for those in a family unit the amount per person will be considerably less.
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Yet seeing Eric and his family laugh, cry and smile around the dinner table with such warmth was a nod to how strong and beautiful a family unit Eric comes from.
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It's a way the elderly can live in the back and the younger family with the kids can live in the front — it's creating a little enclave for a family unit.
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In one split second, Jesse Matthew s needs and actions altered the course of Morgan s life, our family unit, a community s safety, his future and his family s future.
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CEO Dan Cathy has said the company supports the "biblical definition of the family unit" and the company's charitable foundation has frequently donated to Christian groups that oppose same-sex marriage.
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Although the number was a lower 9,500 in May 2018, these so-called "family unit" arrivals have overtaken unaccompanied minor apprehensions, raising concerns within DHS and the Trump administration more broadly.
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This doesn't mean you can't be a boss-babe, but you also need to be able to be in charge of that part of your lives as a family unit.7.
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"Attempting to enter the US unlawfully as a family unit does not protect individuals from being subject to the immigration laws of this country," said an unnamed DHS official on background.
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" The statement noted that Dan T. Cathy, the company's chairman and chief executive, was quoted in 2012 saying that Chick-fil-A believed in the "biblical definition of the family unit.
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To a parent, a new significant other can signal the frightening transition of their child becoming a truly independent adult who might soon leave their family unit to form their own.
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My significant other does not understand this, as she comes from a more traditional American family in which young adults are encouraged to launch and distance themselves from the family unit.
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Of course, Reynolds and Lively do more than just achieve perfection as a family unit — these spouses remain one of the cutest pairings in Hollywood, with or without their kids in tow.
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The family unit is rocked by the arrival of Nick (Siena Agudong), an apparent distant relative who, through a series of misunderstandings, ends up on their doorstep and living in their home.
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It resulted in indictments that included one woman who said she was being paid $1,500 per child to take children who were not part of an actual family unit back to Guatemala.
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When you can pin and correlate very tragic events to the demise of a family, it lets me know that it's very important to make sure that the family unit stays intact.
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She credits her tight family unit with making sure her upbringing was as typical as anyone else's, but there were of course physical limitations when it came to sports or extracurricular activities.
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In a bid to embrace equal gender rights, the leftist government re-defined a 'head of family' concept that was key to land ownership law and replaced it with the 'family unit'.
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With Jane angry at him, Petra's rapidly-approaching due date and the picture of Jane, Michael and Mateo forming a perfect family unit, it's easy to see why he's spiraling into sadness.
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And I'd stop here to say in the last five months, we have a 314 percent increase in adults and children arriving at the border fraudulently, claiming to be a family unit.
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Lokteff might preach about the power of women, but she is scathing about feminism, which has "done a lot to destroy our society, to tear up the family unit," she has said.
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From the time Alex was old enough to understand that his family unit was missing a person, I told him that daddy had gotten a very rare brain disease and died from it.
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Even thrice-married Trump understands US voters need to see a strong family unit, with his wife and children often joining him on the trail and at the national party convention last summer.
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Both adults in the family unit are covered in tattoos for punk bands like The Exploited and Demented Are Go. At all times there is a hits compilation from the mid-80s playing.
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In Brazil, where two-thirds of children are born to unmarried parents, couples whose relationship is "public, permanent and intended to form a family unit" are regarded as being in a "stable union".
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They want their partners to feel happy and free and like they shouldn't be expected to support the entire family unit simply based on their gender, but reality throws everyone for a loop.
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But Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, a policy analyst at the American Immigration Council, told VICE News that McAleenan was likely referring to cases handled by the Executive Office for Immigration Review's family unit docket.
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Mothers and fathers were detained for deportation and their children were taken away, with slim to no chance of reuniting soon, and neither side of the family unit knowing where the other is.
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" We have also seen an uptick in wrongdoers taking advantage of the Obama-era policy, with Nielsen noting a 22019 percent increase of adults and children "fraudulently claiming to be a family unit.
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Then the traditional family unit is exploited to intensify the act of eliminating that "other," demanding that relatives either denounce their own kin, or at least stay silent about their detention or torture.
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"Right now we have the lawful authority to detain a family unit together for up to 20 days," Gene Hamilton, an adviser to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, told reporters in Washington on Wednesday.
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She recognizes that the two organizations are different in many ways, but at the core, she said, they are both focused on "nurturing the family unit," a subject that she really cares about.
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His thirteenth studio album 4:44 went the distance about infidelity, a need for property ownership, strengthening the family unit, and more on the path to establishing strong legacies in the black community.
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A US official with Customs and Border Protection would not address the circumstances of individual cases but listed the only reasons that children younger than four might be separated from adults at the border, including criminal history or immigration history of an adult in the family unit, evidence of abuse that would indicate that the child's safety is at risk, an inability to prove a guardian familial relationship or insufficient detention space to accommodate a family unit where both parents are present.
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The movie has looked, in previous teasers, like a Little Miss Sunshine with a lot more gritty violence and a smaller family unit that includes Wolverine, a young X-23 and Professor Charles Xavier.
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The dynamic was indeed, as Deb said, like that of a Thanksgiving dinner, in which the sublimated tensions of the family unit, loosened by alcohol or the right instigating question, come to the fore.
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A makeshift family unit, including a son that's just lost his mother, all trapped in a confined space while the world falls apart around them should be a roiling pot of tension and pathos.
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And while it's a home comprised of boys, Phelps says his wife has voiced her contentment with being the lone woman among her family unit — which prompted an adorable reply from their oldest child.
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She recognized a lot of familiar faces there, players she had grown up with; there was Iizuka, too, who Nana trusted all the way and made the squad into something like a family unit.
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Big-government programs destroy and replace the urban family unit as well as individual responsibility and self-reliance, and it replaces these pillars of well-functioning communities with an army of disinterested government bureaucrats.
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For a millennia, female agency has been defined by the family unit, and the role of the mother exalted through the deification of the child à la "life is a miracle" (actually, it's science).
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They use a computer program that allows them to categorize people in one of three ways: as an "unaccompanied minor," an "individual adult," or an "adult with children," which refers to the whole family unit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding dropped to a near two-year low in March, pulled down by persistent weakness in the single-family unit segment, suggesting the housing market continued to struggle despite falling mortgage rates.
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Louis describes the vampire family unit he had with Lestat, his mentor, and their daughter Claudia, played by a then-only 11-year-old Dunst in a stunning performance that foreshadowed the star she'd become.
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I grew up with two parents who had this bizarre, polar opposite kind of thing going on, but it worked in our little family unit—they were really entertaining and fun and positive and silly.
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"[F]ollowing an increase in family unit apprehensions in El Paso, US Border Patrol's El Paso Sector undertook a limited effort to pursue prosecutions against all amenable adults, including parents in family units," McAleenan wrote.
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Family unit apprehensions are down 87.4 percent on a year-over-year basis, largely as a result of the administration's policies to limit prospective asylum-seekers from waiting out their cases in the United States.
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In the new iteration by original series creators Amy Lippman and Christopher Keyser, the Acosta siblings are forced to survive as a family unit in the wake of their mother and father's deportation to Mexico.
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I believe this season in particular, more so than last season, is about families—about the fusion of the family unit, often in opposition to other families, and that's something that the audience can [relate to].
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The deterioration of health that permeates an entire family unit is tied to that anchor that won't shift until we see it for what it is: Racism is robbing black Americans of decades of their lives.
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Kassandra just wants to chill and enjoy her life, her weird little "family" unit including a sort of daughter figure in Phoibe, her weird uncle/dad figure in Markos, the island's resident shady used car salesman.
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You got into an argument on the subway platform with a guy who's still talking about Bernie Sanders, and the "unfollow, but remain friends" feature on Facebook is the only thing keeping your family unit intact.
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Columbus, Wichita, Little Rock, and Tallahassee have maintained their makeshift, post-apocalyptic family unit, with Columbus and Wichita settling into a couple's routine (or rut), and Tallahassee serving as an overbearing father figure to Little Rock.
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" He continues, "Part of what makes it appealing for my family unit is we sort of had our dreams, as much as there are in Leftover land, fulfilled … so they go to sort of strike out.
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This refers primarily to the pregnant woman, but one must also consider the emotional experience of the biological father, other family members, and even children within the family unit who may become aware of the situation.
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Naturally, if the men are unwilling to commit to being in a full family unit, the role they actually end up playing in their children's lives is much more minimal than the role they really want.
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"It might be better to err on the side of traditionalism unless that individual is clearly, clearly part of the entire family unit where everyone would think it is the most natural fit," Ms. Swann said.
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" Buttigieg, who is a married gay man, was alluding to the restaurant's political controversies, including when the president of the company said in 2012 that Chick-fil-A supports "the biblical definition of the family unit.
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The two families went on the run together, accumulating a few other characters along the way — notably the smooth-talking Strand (Colman Domingo) — but the core of the series was always the Clark-Manawa family unit.
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The jump in scale between the enormity of the studio and the intimacy of the yellow house, the palpable closeness within his family unit, and an integral connection to the surrounding landscape are key to his work.
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According to preliminary Customs and Border Protection numbers for January obtained by CNN but not yet released to the public, family unit apprehensions decreased by 42%, unaccompanied minors were down 39% and total apprehensions decreased by 2758%.
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However, make no mistake, it's worth getting through the uncomfortable parts of this wonderfully honest and heartfelt show, which centers on Joe but finds its rhythm in the push-and-pull relationships of the larger family unit.
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With the season 7 premiere of the MTV hit premiering Monday, the reality star opened up to PEOPLE about their family unit and upcoming nuptials, as well as the special role she's given her daughter Aubree, 6.
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There was never an us, a family unit; only Mamma and Pappa and their respective, outsized worlds in which the narrator — referred to most often as "the girl" — struggled all her life to establish a stable role.
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Nielsen defended the zero-tolerance policy, which is no longer in effect, under which all adults who crossed the border illegally were detained pending trial, regardless of whether they were traveling as part of a family unit.
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"This single ruling has substantially caused and continued to fuel the current family unit crisis and the unprecedented flow of Central American families and minors illegally crossing our border," said McAleenan said during a Wednesday press conference.
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In the best-case scenario, your family and your next-door neighbor family are both healthy, have not been exposed, are not interacting with anyone else, and you can treat yourselves as one big huge family unit.
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The party's anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, echoed by Catholic hardliners, nationalist groups and state-run media, has painted gay rights as a dangerous, alien ideology — imported from the decadent, liberal West — that threatens the traditional, Catholic family unit.
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In 2012, Cathy gave an interview to the Baptist Press in which he said he believed in the "biblical definition of the family unit," that is, that marriage should only be between a man and a woman.
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Officials have for decades hewed to the idea that men are central to the traditional family unit, seen as the bedrock of society, and that single women should not be encouraged to have children on their own.
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One of the reasons that family acceptance is so crucial is that the family unit is a fundamental social institution, according to Emilia Lombardi, a medical sociologist and professor at Baldwin University who studies transgender populations and health.
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"Kaplan had constructed his own sick family unit in which he was the [girls'] father, prophet and God," Rick Ross, founder and director of the Cult Education Institute, tells PEOPLE, describing law enforcement allegations against the Pennsylvania man.
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It wasn't the right way to go about things, but it's a hard thing to wrap your head around when you feel you had this idea of what the family unit is and then to have that shift.
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" In their filing, the groups say the parents and children have a right to be together during this process, and that the "deliberate break-up of the family unit" runs the risk of "irreparable harm and further separation.
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The question is, do you actually need the task of doing the chore to create the family unit and the ability to relate, or is it just that the family wants to find a way spend time together?
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She offered a technical response to a deeply emotional issue From the start, Nielsen was all facts and figures -- all aimed at making the case that family unit arrivals, particularly from Central America, have soared in recent years.
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Though family unit apprehensions showed the greatest increase so far — apprehensions of people traveling as families have gone from 2900,220006 in October 2202 to 2628,28500 in March 6900 — UAC and single adult numbers also rose significantly last month.
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But if they are reunited with their parents and put into detention together, lawyers said, the children will be transferred to different custody — under the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency — and be considered a family unit.
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Simple humanity tells us that children and families who have endured the fears and dangers of fleeing their homes owing to poverty and violence will suffer lifelong trauma if also subjected to the destruction of the family unit.
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There are a lot of bold decisions in Netflix's reimagining of Jackson's novel, the best of which is turning the characters from the book into a family unit—the Crane family—and alternating the action between past and present.
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It's not some freak who emerges from the shadows, it's a guy who had a family unit with Elizabeth Kloepfer and her daughter; a guy who in addition to his compulsion to kill also craved a sense of normalcy.
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"She captured the beauty and the oddity of her experience, and has a real way of capturing the tenderness in our family unit — two lesbian women, a child born of artificial insemination and then two black men," he said.
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There, we saw a tense but functioning family unit — Martin was silent, which was an improvement, and Trevor chattered about a school-musical version of "Jane Eyre," which allowed for some amusing references to crazy people in the attic.
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In public statistics about how many immigrants it's apprehending, CBP tends to use "family unit" to refer to each person who travels as part of a family, and told Amnesty the number was likely calculated in the same way.
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"I haven't seen a case in which a family member who is really still dependent on the parent and whose cases overlap so entirely be separated from the family unit and not permitted to make her case," she said.
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Just so my viewers understand this, General Sessions, what happens when a family unit, you see them all on the bridges, which I think is just absurd that they just stand the bridges near the ports of entry near San Diego.
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Everyone that is being moved by bus or plane is part of a family unit, and has been initially processed for criminal connections, and given a medical assessment to make sure they are medically cleared to fly, according to the official.
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In fact, Lepucki's California was a post-apocalypse novel, principally concerned with examining the breakdown of the nuclear family unit against the usual backdrop of roving death squads, cults, and verdant hills studded with deserted homes giving way to desolate wastelands.
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"This single ruling has substantially caused and continued to fuel the current family unit crisis and the unprecedented flow of Central American families and minors illegally crossing our border," said Kevin K. McAleenan, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.
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But if you are looking to cut the movie theater out of your life, assuming an average cost of $8.73 a ticket and a standard family unit of four, the HT8050 will pay for itself in a mere 229.066 theater outings!
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I'm here to say, after four years in the desert of this subject, it's true that the family unit still has to remain somewhat intact to care for, guide, love and grow this child into the best human they can be.
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If Hillary works as hard at running the country as she and her husband have at maintaining their family unit -- and there's every reason to believe she will -- there's reason to believe the United States will be in very capable hands.
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Even though It Comes at Night finds Shults returning to the complicated dynamics of the family unit that he so brutally mined in Krisha, he drew inspiration from mining his own obsession over what might seem like an unexpected concept: genocide.
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"My parents were very, very big on making sure that we remained a family unit no matter what happened and they did a really good job at that," the author, 26, said during her visit to The Talk on Wednesday.
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Officials cautioned that this was not a deliberate attempt to obfuscate, but a belief that it made more sense to track cases separately once a group of migrants was no longer in custody as a family unit, these sources said.
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What kicked the family unit numbers into the stratosphere was the 85033 decision by a California district court that expanded the Flores detention settlement, requiring accompanied minors (as well as unaccompanied minors) to be released from immigration detention within 20 days.
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A separate administration official says the basic idea is "to restore integrity through the process" because families could exploit the loophole, with the understanding that if they make it to the US as a family unit they'll be released soon.
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"I think it only works if you have a real strong family unit and you're able to communicate daily and keep up to date on things," said McLellan, who left the Sharks by mutual agreement one year before his contract expired.
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" After the company was hit with angry boycotts and lost partnerships over Cathy's comments, he boasted to the Baptist Press that he is "guilty as charged" because he is very "supportive of the family — the biblical definition of the family unit.
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INGRAHAM: On of our border agents from Texas last night revealed that he&aposs seen on many occasions that when border patrol approaches a 'family unit&apos, the so-called parent, who ends up not being the parent, just drops the child runs.
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Anel Dzafic What I'm working on now is letting go of Three — letting go of that little family unit that we cultivated so fiercely, with so much love and so many mistakes — and opening our door for somebody new to teach us.
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We're not just learning about one family's specific struggles: The show is also a primer on how to understand the disorder itself, what a diagnosis means and does not mean, and how the impact of a diagnosis ripples through a family unit.
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Whether or not Bobby violated the terms of his separation by sleeping with a sex worker, this scene proves that Bobby is taking a leap away from the one thing that had pinned him back to the world of humanity: his family unit.
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" The state senator said that studies back up the resolution's claim that links pornography to "lessening desire in young men to marry, dissatisfaction in marriage, and infidelity," which the text says demonstrates that smut "has a detrimental effect on the family unit.
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He has scrapped any normal notion of the family unit, organizing his personal life around those who advance the same principles that drive the companies that bear his name—taking what you want, doing as you please, and living off other people's money.
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From abortion to the destruction of the family unit and personal responsibility, to the marginalization of faith, to the expansion of government, to the emasculation of black men, the radical left has slowly but steadily attempted to transform the identity of African Americans.
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Like a canary in a coal mine, children are often the first to respond negatively to any strain on the family unit -- so parents, don't be surprised if your children are already fussing and fighting at levels well above their normal sibling squabbles.
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The marches, which took place in more than 27 towns and cities around the country, were mobilized by evangelical leaders and conservative groups such as Nacional Pro Familia – a civil society group who work to preserve the traditional family unit and are firmly pro-life.
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But that focus on procedure and process, on the way the job gets done and not always the job itself, is paired with a somber portrayal of the continued fraying of the Jennings family unit — with the briefest of hopes at the end for renewal.
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"Law and Justice are concerned about the falling birth rate, and they see a stable family unit as crucial in promoting a sustainable future for the country," Dr Anne-Marie Kramer, a lecturer in sociology and social policy at the University of Nottingham, tells me.
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It "provides for the possibility that children will be locked up in a family unit in a jail or prison or former military base (internment camps)," Maureen Franco, who heads the federal public defender's office in El Paso, told the Daily Beast on Thursday.
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" Though modern understandings of the family unit are changing, when the artist was growing up in the 1990s, he "could've easily fallen into the category of another black boy without a father, even though my dad was there, he just wasn't with my mom.
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" Speaking about how they were able to move forward as a family, his daughter Katherine told The Talk, "My parents were very, very big on making sure that we remained a family unit no matter what happened and they did a really good job at that.
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Dapper in slacks and a knit polo (Marty's version of casual wear), Hammer explained that taking on this project has given him renewed respect for the Ginsburgs as a couple and family unit, an aspect of the Justice's life that is less publicized than her legal achievements.
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"If CBP issues an ER [expedited removal] for the entire family unit, places the parents in the custody of the U.S. Marshal, and then places the minors with HHS, it would seem that DHS could work with HHS to actually repatriate the minors then," the comment reads.
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"Dogtooth" (2009), his breakout movie, sought to dismantle the family unit; "Alps" (2011) took on death, no less, and the culture of grief, with characters being hired to impersonate the deceased for the sake of the mourners; and now we have "The Lobster," which snaps at love.
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The actor, who had been an original cast member on the hit NBC drama since its first season aired in 2013, is happy to be reunited with the cast he now calls a "family unit" after leaving the show last year to headline it's since-cancelled spin-off Redemption.
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The Christchurch shooter's manifesto raved about "the decline in [white] fertility rates and the destruction of the traditional family unit," echoing both a long-standing white supremacist (and Nazi) obsession with birthrates and family structure, but also a contemporary young white male fixation on the alleged erosion of monogamy.
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When she married my dad, she told me that her vision was not one of two separate family groups awkwardly interfacing from time to time, but instead a family unit where everybody in her clan and everybody in our clan felt loved, included, accepted and embraced, fully and completely.
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Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Kevin McAleenan said the Flores settlement has been the driving force behind unauthorized migration from Central America to the U.S. "This single settlement has substantially caused, and continues to fuel, the current family unit crisis... until today," he said Wednesday.
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"20th Century Women" is a coming-of-age tale -- inspired by Mills' own life -- about an unlikely family unit that forms after a mother (Annette Bening) enlists guidance from other women (Elle Fanning and Greta Gerwig) in her life as she raises her son to be a well-rounded individual.
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She has her own front door, she can have her own decor there, she can stay up however long she wants and not interrupt the family either and also, we have enough space as a family to have a regular family unit, and then she can have her separate living.
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Among the insights they have to share are the importance of keeping things as predictable as possible for children, the critical role of parents in supporting children's adjustment during times of stress, and the value of social support for both individual family members and the family unit as a whole.
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For all the novel's deliberate disorder, however, one motif seems to underpin every action and thought of these characters both as a family unit and as individuals: the imaginary "black mark" that Layla tells her children appears on the hearts of all who act contrary to the will of God.
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I felt guilty about not being able to give my son a traditional family unit, so I tried to be a &aposperfect&apos dadWhen my son was born, I held him in one hand and a copy of "Your Baby&aposs First Year," a book about child development, in the other.
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" It wasn't nearly enough for Richard Morgan, who wrote, "This would perhaps be more convincing if Dan Cathy, Chick-fil-A's CEO, acknowledged as wrong, and directly apologized for the comments that he made in 2012 about the company's belief and support of the 'the biblical definition of the family unit.
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A lot of times kids are coming up to the border and they&aposre hooking up with adults on the way because they know, as long as I&aposm a child with an adult, before the family unit, like Ethan wants, could stay for a while 20 days then get released into society.
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As national surveys show young people have less time to cook, and are less likely to have a family unit to cook for – turning their attention away from the burner toward food delivery app – it's easy to imagine the appeal of watching normal people make a recipe from scratch like mom or dad used to.
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Kretschel and her colleagues organize what they call "identity-sensitive" childbirth classes tailored to those who might be otherwise afraid to attend regular birth classes for fear of discrimination—such as those who identify as non-binary or gay—or who simply don't fit into society's idea of the so-called traditional, heterosexual family unit.
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What hurts us, instead, is the social and emotional toll of scholars and pundits suggesting, as they have for generations, that our very family unit — a black mother, a black daughter and no one to ring the doorbell with a suit jacket on — is a liability and the cause of any difficulties we may experience.
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" The president also tweeted that children are being used by "some of the worst criminals on earth as a means to enter our country" — a statement later echoed by Nielsen, who said the US does "not have the luxury of pretending that all individuals coming to this country as a family unit are in fact a family.
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New data released by the US Border Patrol on Tuesday showed a 187 percent spike over the last three months in the number of migrant families caught attempting to the US. According to the latest stats, there were 363,469 "Family Unit Apprehensions" at southwest border in the 2016 fiscal year, compared to 7,468 the previous year.
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But it's nothing but love because I love my queen and when she said this — she said there can be negativity out there and she hears the things about people talking about her family unit and what's going on and she was like, 'You know what, we don't want to bring that negative energy when you're trying to heal.
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"We believe (smuggling organizations) have been coaching individuals by saying if you come to the border with a child and you purport to be a family unit, you will not get detained and you will be released into the interior," said Gregory Nevano, assistant director at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency's Homeland Security Investigations.
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When he and my mother divorced and he remarried, my older sister went with my mom while I moved with my newly composed family unit — my dad, stepmom and just-born baby brother — first to a farm in Indiana, then to Columbus, Ohio, where my dad settled into a job as a scientist at a research institute.
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Centered on the Bowmans, whose central marriage between Will (Josh Holloway) and Katie (Sarah Wayne Callies) is tested when he goes to work for the aliens and she joins the resistance, the show tracks, in occasionally excruciating detail, how their attempts to keep their family unit basically sound only serve to widen the cracks in their foundation.
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On the other hand, Republicans kinda like the idea of forcing people to buy stuff from the private market; in fact, conservative economist Milton Friedman called for "a requirement that every US family unit have a major medical insurance policy" in 1991 and an individual mandate was introduced by Republican Senator John Chafee's Health Equity and Access Reform Today Act of 173.
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The reasons include criminal history or an adult in the family who has a history of immigration violations like entering illegally or being deported before; evidence of abuse that would indicate that the child's safety is at risk; an inability to prove a guardian familial relationship; or insufficient detention space to accommodate a family unit where both parents are present.
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" The spouses of four years shared exclusive photos from their son's nursery with PEOPLE in early October, with Justin telling PEOPLE at the time, "The chaos of raising a family is filled with highs and lows and ups and downs, and it's all about Emily and me coming together as a couple and as a family unit and figuring out how to do this.
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The passing consolations are in friendships that are nearly always strategic and temporary, more cautious mutual-disarmament agreements than intimacy: Mukherjee's writer finds a kind of fraternity among the men he meets cruising for sex, and the runaways in Sahota's book — three immigrants from India and a British-Indian woman who enters into a sham marriage with one of them — form a loose, very combustible family unit for a time.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE had promoted the July 13 weekend raids, known as Operation Border Resolve, as a major effort to deter the influx of migrants from Central America, who often cross the U.S. southern border together as a family unit.
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