Biden Will End Detention for Most Pregnant and Postpartum Undocumented Immigrants

July 9, 2021

Like the president’s other immigration policies, the protections could disappear under a future administration because they are not being created through legislation.

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is easing restrictions placed on undocumented people who are pregnant, postpartum or nursing, the latest change in its broader efforts to soften immigration detention policies put in place by former President Donald J. Trump.

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