Capital Group, the company of Philip May, enjoyed huge profits because the centers are run by General Dynamics, which is owned by May’s investment firm. General Dynamics has been helping the US Office of Refugee Resettlement in processing immigrant-children cases as part of Trumps “zero tolerance” immigration policy. Theresa May described Donald Trump’s policy of separating immigrant children from their families as “deeply disturbing” and “wrong”, even though her family is enjoying huge profits from it. According to RT: As many as 2,000 children are reported to have been separated from their parents in just six weeks under the controversial policy. A distressing audio clip of children sobbing went viral on social media. A number of high-profile corporations have invested in ‘defense’ company, General Dynamics, which manufactures weapons. Philip May’s Capital Group is one such corporation. Its Capital Research Global Investors (CRGI) owns just under $4 billion worth of shares in General Dynamics as of June 20, representing almost seven percent of the company. Proceeds from the company holding children in detention centers will, therefore, have helped to finance Philip May’s paycheck from his role as a relationship manager with Capital Group. Theresa May’s husband has worked in this role for the $1.4-trillion global research investment company since 2005, and is reportedly the Tory leader’s “closest adviser,” according to Business Insider.