The Biden administration has tossed out a plan by the previous administration to terminate the Flores settlement, a decades-old court agreement protecting vulnerable migrant children who are in U.S. custody, CBS News reports. The previous administration had in 2019 announced a new Health and Human Services (HHS) rule replacing the protections. After taking office, the Biden administration appeared to have been going forward with the plans. But CBS News now reports that it has removed the rule from a regulations agenda after “including it in the spring agenda earlier this year.” Read more