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A Facebook campaign hoping to reunite parents and children that have been separated due to unspeakable detention centers has raised over $6 million just a few days.

The campaign was started by Charlotte and Dave Willner, who had started the campaign last weekend to raise $1,500 to do what they could do after seeing a photo of a 2-year-old being taken away from her mother.

The campaign was called “Reunite an immigrant parent with their child,” and the money is going to the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services, a nonprofit organization in Texas that gives immigrant and refugee families legal representation in the state.

“We’ve had moments of ecstasy and there have been a lot of tears in response to this outpouring of support,” Johnathan Ryan, executive director of the nonprofit, said. “But those moments of joy are curtailed by a realization of great responsibility.”

This administration is heartless ..anyone who is a decent human being should be outraged at what is currently taking place..this is not normal and this is not right! I couldn’t imagine being a parent in this position..I just hope everyone keeps the same energy when November comes so we can throw this whole administration away..#migrantchildren #thismustend

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