NEW: Migrant children separated from their parents under the Trump admin.'s 'zero tolerance' policy exhibited a particularly high number of mental health challenges, according to a HHS IG report.
don't know how to express what they are feeling," one mental health worker told the Office of Inspector General, according to the report.why he was separated from his dad
. A mental health worker reported,"Child was under the delusion that his father had been killed and believed he would also be killed. This child ultimately required emergency psychiatric care to address his mental health distress." Another worker said children who had been separated from their parents felt manifestations of psychological pain,"You get a lot of, 'my chest hurts,' even though everything is fine [medically.]"A second report released from the Office of Inspector General on Wednesday found that six facilities out of 45 visited, did not require background checks for employees.
Officials from the Office of Inspector General said no employees were known to be terminated as the result of background checks at those six facilities, which eventually occurred after the employees were hired. But at the tent city for children in Tornillo, Texas, which closed in January 2019, 26 out of 1500 employees were fired as a result of background checks.
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