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   The U.S. Department of Justice has sued the nation's largest operator   
   of migrant child shelters, Southwest Key Programs Inc., claiming it   
   allowed employees to repeatedly sexually abuse children in its care.   
      
   During this time, federal prosecutors say, numerous migrant children   
   in the nonprofit's care were subjected to sexual abuse, assault and   
   harassment by Southwest Key employees.   
      
   Migrant children who enter the U.S. without a parent or guardian are   
   placed in the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, a   
   federal agency that contracts with private shelter operators   
   including Southwest Key to house them. Southwest Key is the largest   
   of these contractors, with 29 shelters in Texas, Arizona and   
   California. According to the lawsuit filed Wednesday, between 2015   
   and 2023 Southwest Key received over $3 billion from the federal   
   government to house migrant children.   
      
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