Trump changed the policy of separation of immigrant families

his party Republicans, Democrats, and the international community to put pressure on the President of the United States, Donald Trump was forced to change. On Wednesday, he pledged an executive order to keep the members of the family detained for illegal immigration.

Trump was changed after the separation of about 2,300 children from their parents and relatives by illegally crossing the border since May 5.

These children were kept in such shelter camps and establishments so that their parents could not be contacted.

After signing the executive order, Trump said, he does not want to see the scenes of separation of children from the arrested parents.

However, the executive order has not been told about the families already separated and separated.

Trump said, despite the change in immigration policy in the face of pressure, his government will continue 'zero tolerance policy' against illegal immigration and continue trial of illegal intruders in the border.

Trump said his wife Melanie and girl Ivanca were in a position to change the policy of separation of immigrant families.

He said, I think, anyone who is heart-hearted can understand. We do not want to see the families going to be isolated.

President Trump said earlier - he can not change the policy with executive order. He gave the impression that this would require congressional consent.