"I relive this pain and this trauma for the parents who are still separated," ASAP member Leticia said in a video for the Washington Post. "For them, I would tell my story again and again."

ASAP members Leticia and Yovany spoke out about how the government should be held accountable: “I won’t be calm or quiet until those parents can smile with their children."

Leticia y Giovany, miembros de ASAP, hablaron con Telemundo sobre sus experiencias cuando fueron separados en la frontera. "Yo no voy a poder olvidarlo," dijo Giovany.

“This administration continues to find new and cruel ways to deny asylum seekers their most basic rights,” said Dennise Moreno, an Equal Justice Works Fellow at ASAP.

A federal judge has ruled that Chad Wolf is likely unlawfully serving, and temporarily barred the government from enforcing work permit restrictions on members of ASAP and CASA.

CBS covered ASAP's lawsuit defending asylum seekers' ability to work. "We need work permits to cover our basic necessities, especially for our children," said ASAP member W.L.

In a recent court filing in ASAP's federal lawsuit CASA de Maryland v. Wolf, the government for the first time addressed the flaws in DHS Acting Secretary Chad Wolf's appointment.

"Congress imposed a limit on how long any acting secretary may serve—a limit that has been grossly exceeded here," said ASAP Staff Attorney Zachary Manfredi.