Public response to the Trump Administration's ‘zero tolerance’ policy: What really stood out to the public in regards to the issue were the ways in which children were treated during their detainment. For example, in Southern Texas, children were held in an old warehouse. Hundreds of children waited in cages made of metal fencing. One of the cages had 20 children inside, looking throughout the facility bottles of water and bags of chips can be found scattered about. Children were also forced to use large foil sheets as blankets. This created massive amounts of outrage, the campaign ‘Close the Camps’ was created and the facilities that were detaining young children were compared to concentration camps and internment camps. Many have begun to recognize the ways in which these policies are negatively impacting the children that have been separated from their families. There has been research showing that this has had psychological impacts on these young children, many of them have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, these children are still distraught from the stressors of living their home countries and from the journey. Due to this, when these children are separated they showed more feelings of fear, abandonment and post-traumatic stress symptoms than children who were not separated from their families.