Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on Monday signed an executive order creating a family-separation rapid response team amid a looming wave of mass deportations.
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has signed an executive order to create a rapid response team to support kids who may be separated in an immigration-related action
In response to President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigration, Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed an executive order on Monday, aiming to support children if their parents or caregivers are deported or detained.
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson is preparing for potential family separations amid the fallout of President Donald Trump's sweeping immigration enforcement, KING-5 TV reported.  Ferguson signed an executive order on Monday that creates a rapid response team intended to support children who are separated from their parents or caregivers,
Governor Bob Ferguson issues executive order to form Family Separation Rapid Response Team to assist children of detained and deported immigrants.
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson signed an executive order Monday creating a specialized team to help children of undocumented immigrants whose families may get separated by President Trump's planned mass deportations.
Gov. Bob Ferguson will convene a family separation rapid response team to recommend, protect and aid families of undocumented residents  as the federal government continues to ramp up efforts to fulfill President Donald Trump's calls for the mass deportation .
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson (D) signed an executive order Monday, a week following President Donald Trump's inauguration, aiming to protect immigrant families and respond to family separation.
The team intends to help kids whose parents are deported, especially in situations such as if a parent is taken into custody while their child is in school.
Bob Ferguson is officially the governor of Washington. Ferguson, a Democrat, took the oath of office on Wednesday in front of family, friends and lawmakers in a crowded House of Representatives chamber.
Gov. Bob Ferguson said President Donald Trump's immigration policies will "destabilize families" and harm children.
The team intends to help kids whose parents are deported, especially in situations like if a parent is taken into custody while a child is in school.