The AP found that parents and spouses of service members are now routinely being detained for months as they try to adjust their legal status.
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- The AP found that parents and spouses of service members are now routinely being detained for months as they try to adjust their legal status.
But the AP found they’re now routinely being detained for months as they try to adjust their legal status through the policies available to service members’ close relatives and even as the military continues to recruit by advertising immigration benefits for enlistees’ families.
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Origin: extracted from 50-plus military spouses, parents detained in immigration crackdown · 2026-09-11 08:29