Table 2. Describes the conditions diagnosed by PHR medical experts.

Gender	Age	Country of Origin	Diagnoses
Psychiatric Diagnoses in Adults (16 out of 19)
Male	33	Honduras	Criteria not met for DSM-V diagnoses (but patient exhibited several symptoms suggestive of trauma)#
Female	Adult*	Guatemala	PTSD, MDD with anxious distress
Female	45	El Salvador	PTSD
Female	29	Guatemala	PTSD, MDD
Female	30	Honduras	PTSD
Female	27	Guatemala	Complex PTSD
Female	24	[Redacted]	Features of PTSD, MDD, GAD, no official diagnoses
Female	Adult*	El Salvador	PTSD
Female	29	Honduras	MDD, features of PTSD, GAD
Female	24	Honduras	MDD, PTSD
Female	26	Honduras	PTSD, MDD, recurrent, severe
Male	32	Honduras	PTSD, features of GAD, MDDψ
Female	28	El Salvador	PTSD
Female	39	Honduras	PTSD, MDD, recurrent and severe
Male	40	El Salvador	PTSD
Female	Adult*	Honduras	PTSD
Male	36	El Salvador	Criteria not met for DSM-V diagnoses (but patient exhibited several symptoms suggestive of trauma)
Female	35	Guatemala	PTSD
Female	36	Guatemala	PTSD, MDD
Psychiatric Diagnoses in Children (12 out of 12)
Male	9	Honduras	PTSD
Male	17	El Salvador	PTSD
Male	8	Honduras	PTSD, MDD recurrent, moderate
Female	6	Guatemala	PTSD, separation anxiety disorder, Depression
Female	7	El Salvador	separation anxiety disorder
Male	8	Honduras	PTSD
Male	6	Guatemala	PTSD, split personality features, anxiety, depression
Male	8	Honduras	Depression, anxiety
Female	6	Guatemala	PTSD
Male	16	Guatemala	PTSD
Female	14	El Salvador	PTSD
Male	8	Honduras	PTSD, separation anxiety disorder

* Ages of three mothers were redacted at their attorneys’ request.

# The client continues to have difficulty thinking about the separation from his daughter, avoids speaking about it, becomes visibly emotional and tearful when he does and is fearful they will be separated again, but was reluctant to speak about his own difficulties, wanting to focus on his family’s needs. The evaluator pointed to multiple resilience factors which are attributed to his psychological wellbeing, including his commitment to his family, his religious faith and his realistic optimism about the future.

ψ The client was described as “overtly distressed and tearful on several occasions when describing past experiences” but appeared to “minimize the severity of his symptoms, as evidenced by the mood scores he provided, which were not always consistent with his affect during the course of the evaluation”. The evaluator attributed this discrepancy to “his longstanding limited insight, which is most likely due to his education, social, and cultural backgrounds”.