Trump admin routes unaccompanied migrant children to Texas, raising deportation fears

The Trump administration is directing nearly 80-90% of unaccompanied undocumented children with new immigration cases to Texas, a GOP-controlled state with unlicensed facilities and low legal representation rates. Advocates warn this creates a 'deportation churn-out factory,' signaling a shift toward faster removals. The policy's legality and capacity constraints remain uncertain, but it marks an escalation in enforcement targeting minors.