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Trump administration has increased vetting of people seeking to take care of migrant children.
Under the new rules, migrant children have stayed in shelters an average of 217 days before being released to relatives.
The new rules also require adults who sponsor children to provide U.S.-issued identification.
Advocacy groups have sued the government to block the more rigorous requirements.
Plaintiffs in the class-action lawsuit filed by the National Center for Youth Law have cataloged long wait times and slow DNA results.
One mother in Florida said she had been waiting at least a month just to get a DNA appointment, according to testimony submitted to the court.
Another mother waited three weeks for results, but by the time those came through in April , the Trump administration introduced a new rule that required her to provide pay stubs she doesn't have.
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