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A |     骑士连续完成重磅操作！在通过先签后换4年8800万拿下佩顿-沃特森后，名记Shams又曝出后续交易，骑士又将交易扩大到5方顺利得到火箭旧将“白魔”惠特摩尔，而骑士之所以能够在错失詹姆斯后连获沃特森+白魔逆袭口碑，哈登降薪+等待立了大功，让骑士如愿打造出豪华争冠五虎，全新14+3名单也出炉。    The Biden administration and the American Civil Liberties Union have reached a proposed settlement agreement that, if approved, would provide benefits for thousands of migrant families separated under the Trump administration's controversial "zero tolerance" policy to deter illegal southern border crossings.Under the proposed agreement, the Justice Department says, new standards would be established to limit migrant family separations in the future.The settlement would prohibit separations unless there are concerns regarding the wellness of the migrant child, national security issues, medical emergencies or in the case of criminal warrants.The settlement would also provide continued support services for those who were separated from their families when Trump was president, including covering the cost of medical bills incurred during or because of the separations.A federal judge will have to review and sign off on the deal, a Department of Justice official said on a conference call with reporters on Monday.The settlement would remain in effect for six years, according to the DOJ official."The practice of separating families at the southwest border was shameful," Attorney General Merrick B. Garland said in a statement. "This agreement will facilitate the reunification of separated families and provide them with critical services to aid in their recovery."The ACLU said that under the settlement, more than 3,900 children and their families would be eligible for temporary relief from future deportation for up to three years, with a chance to renew. Members of those families would also be granted work authorizations.In total more than 4,000 families, including 290 children who are U.S. citizens, were separated along the southern border under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, according to a senior administration official, who added that the total changes daily because families continue to register for reunification services that were previously ordered by a federal judge."So far, we've contacted, over the past three years, approximately 1,300 families and where we stand now is that over 75% of the originally identified families who were separated have either been reunified or have been provided with the information they need to begin to reunification process," the senior administration official said, noting that 3,000 children were reunited by non-government organizations.The ACLU estimates that around 700 families have been reunited, it believes up to 1,000 children still remain separated from their parents."The agreement also sets forth procedures for keeping track of the whereabouts of separated family members, and ensuring that that information is shared in the limited circumstances where separations will be permitted," according to the DOJ official.The government will cover some housing costs for those who were impacted and will extend parole for those families who are not yet reunified, the official said.Migrants with a criminal record or who pose national security issues wouldn't qualify for the settlement, according to the officials.For four months in 2018, the Trump administration separated families along the southern border as a form of deterrence for entering illegally, according to then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions.The policy, which was ended under intense criticism, mandated prosecutions for all suspected illegal border crossings, which led to parents being deported while their children stayed in U.S. custody or were placed in foster care.Lee Gelernt, ACLU's lead attorney on the case -- which the ACLU brought shortly after then-President Donald Trump ended the separation policy -- told ABC News that the new agreement includes housing, medical and behavioral health benefits for families dealing with the trauma of being separated from their children.Officials said the negotiations to settle the lawsuit took three years."When I stood up in court in 2018 to challenge this policy, I could not have imagined that we would be here five years later, still dealing with it, that we would have to go around the world to find families," Gelernt said.The ACLU and partner organizations have been working in conjunction with the Biden administration's reunification task force to identify and locate migrant parents who are still searching for their separated children.The agreement further expands the number of families that will be eligible for humanitarian parole and reunification, meaning that the ACLU and other organizations will be receiving information on separated families that was previously unknown."Hopefully there is contact information, but given the way the Trump administration conducted this policy, we're not optimistic. It may mean searches on the ground all over the world again," Gerlernt said.The ACLU cites the Trump administration's poor record-keeping and hasty separations as some of the reasons migrant parents have been so hard to locate.Organizations like Al Otro Lado have been undertaking an arduous process of looking for families, sometimes conducting searches on foot in remote villages throughout Central and South America. In other cases, the children were too young to remember critical details about their parents.The youngest child separated by the Trump administration was 6 months old, Gelernt said.In 2021, ABC News spoke with Leticia and Yovany, a mother and son who were reunited two years after they said U.S. Border Patrol agents separated them as they tried to submit an asylum claim at the Mexican border in Texas.They were among the first migrant families subjected to the policy.Yovany said he continues to be traumatized by the separation."It was a pain that I still carry with me. It's still hurting me," he said. "I continue living with that fear that I will be separated from her again."。         五方大交易拿下沃特森+白魔          据ESPN名记Shams报道，骑士、快船、掘金、奇才和黄蜂达成5方大交易。         骑士得到：惠特摩尔+沃特森；          快船得到：斯特鲁斯；          掘金得到：骑士2031年的首轮签+2032年国王的次轮签+朱利安里斯；          奇才得到：特雷-曼恩+2027年76人的次轮+部分现金；          黄蜂得到：施罗德。         短短几天时间，骑士就把施罗德、斯特鲁斯换成了沃特森和惠特摩尔两大完美适配的年轻锋线。         沃特森解决首发最大短板          相比惠特摩尔，沃特森才是骑士今夏真正的头号目标。上赛季他场均14.6分4.9板2.1助，三分命中率达到41.1%，同时拥有出色的防守尺寸和运动能力，23岁的年龄，又不需要大量球权，放在哈登和米切尔身边几乎就是最理想的3D锋线。骑士过去几年真正缺少的就是这种三号位，别看首发仅更换沃特森一人，骑士五虎防守端却明显迎来大升级。

B |          白魔又是一笔低价刮彩票          惠特摩尔则属于另一种类型的补强。他只有22岁，身体天赋和自主进攻能力一直非常突出，火箭时期就多次展现过连续得分能力，上赛季由于右肩深静脉血栓问题提前报销，只为奇才出战21场，场均9.2分2.8板，这也是目前最大的风险，但骑士付出的核心筹码只是曼恩+次轮，风险完全能够接受。如果白魔恢复健康，他可以直接成为第二阵容的锋线得分手，尤其哈登擅长给运动型锋线创造轻松得分机会，惠特摩尔的空切、转换和冲筐能力都有机会重新被激活，打出来就是捡漏，打不出来损失也有限。         哈登降薪+等待立了大功          而骑士队之所以能够顺利完成补强，哈登无疑是头号功臣。哈登此前主动跳出2026-27赛季4230万美元球员选项，希望与骑士重新签下一份多年合同，预计会明显降薪，更重要的是，他没有催促球队先解决自己的合同，而是愿意继续等待，让管理层把薪资空间优先拿去补强锋线，这才给了骑士连续操作的空间。

C | 据Brett Siegel统计，交易完成后骑士触发硬帽，还剩约2900万美元薪资空间留给哈登。         全新14+3争冠阵容出炉          按照哈登最终续约计算，骑士全新14+3框架出炉，预计首发五虎为哈登+米切尔+沃特森+莫布里+阿伦。其余9份正式合同为：梅里尔、克雷格-波特、普罗克特、米利克-托马斯、惠特摩尔、杰伦-泰森、海佐尼亚、汤姆林和托马斯-布莱恩特。3份双向合同：特里斯坦-埃纳鲁纳、莱利-米尼克斯、欧内斯特-乌德。不仅首发完成针对性补强，替补还增加惠特摩尔、海佐尼亚和布莱恩特等人，锋线天赋和运动能力相比上赛季明显升级，又一次降薪的哈登也将再度向冠军全力发起冲击。

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