According to an investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, in collaboration with Univision and NBC News, detainees are the primary victims of abuse in solitary confinement at U.S. detention centers. Tamoa Calzadilla has the details.

The number of immigrant children who have died in U.S. custody now stands at six. A Salvadorian girl is actually the first death to occur but was never made known to the public. Lorraine Caceres has more.

Yesterday the House Judiciary Committee voted to advance legislation that would provide a pathway to citizenship for certain groups of immigrants and grant temporary protected status for Venezuelans. Dulce Castellanos has the details from Washington D.C.

Thousands of migrant adolescents and children who were abused or abandoned by their parents were denied access to a government program known as "special immigrant juvenile status," or SIJS, that provides a path to citizenship. As Fabiola Galindo reports, they were turned down by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in alleged violation of the law.

The family of Carlos Gregorio Vázquez, the 5th Guatemalan child to die after being apprehended at the southern border, spoke to UNews. According to his family, the last time they spoke he seemed healthy, and they've been left with lots of questions and heartache after his death.

Another migrant child died in U.S. custody and while authorities say they are investigating these incidents, migrant advocates are concerned about a developing pattern and the conditions leading to these deaths. Pedro Rojas has the latest from McAllen, Texas.