EL PASO, Texas – After months of outcry over splitting up migrant families at the border, the U.S. government has come up against a Thursday deadline to reunite all eligible families. KSAT 12 went to a shelter in El Paso that is providing hospitality to reunited families who were detained and separated by ICE in the last few months. The Annunciation House in El Paso is providing meals, clothing, transportation and housing costs to migrant families who have been reunited. The Trump administration launched a zero-tolerance policy in April, which separated migrant parents and children. “We are open to keep receiving people until everyone is reunited,” Bull said.