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CORNELIO: "And unfortunately I haven’t yet had a chance to read the order itself. But we know two things. Number one, the likelihood that this order means that families will be incarcerated together, meaning the children will be incarcerated with their parents, is high. The other thing I think that’s important to know and be mindful of is that under the zero-tolerance policy, which is set to continue, so long as these parents are being prosecuted criminally, they will be separated from their children and the children will be separated from their parents for at least a few days. The process of prosecuting these parents for misdemeanors involves separating the kids from them so that the parents can be gathered with a group of people that are going to be going to court to handle a federal misdemeanor."