The administration seeks to dissolve a decades-old policy that limits how long CBP can hold children and requires them to be kept in safe and sanitary conditions.

A judge in downtown Los Angeles indicated Friday she would reject the Trump administration’s move to terminate a 28-year-old edict governing how immigrant children are detained in federal custody and will continue to enforce safeguards provided under the so-called “Flores settlement agreement.

A federal judge is set to hear a Trump administration request to end a long-standing policy on protections for immigrant children in federal custody