Founder Leaves Texas Nonprofit That Detains Migrant Children

(HOUSTON) — A nonprofit that detains thousands of migrant children for the Trump administration says its founder and CEO is stepping down.

Southwest Key Programs said in a statement Monday that Juan Sanchez will retire.

The Austin, Texas-based nonprofit operates facilities at and near the U.S.-Mexico border, collecting hundreds of millions of dollars annually through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

(HOUSTON) — A nonprofit that detains thousands of migrant children for the Trump administration says its founder and CEO is stepping down. Southwest Key Programs said in a statement Monday that Juan Sanchez will retire. The Austin, Texas-based nonprofit operates facilities at and near the U.S.-Mexico border, collecting hundreds of millions of dollars annually through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.