; (B) to reassure their child; (C) to share information regarding care arrangements for their child while the parent is detained; and (D) to communicate known medical illnesses, including chronic illnesses, to the Department prior to separation; (5) ensure that any parent or primary caregiver of a child in the United States— (A) absent medical necessity or extraordinary circumstances, is not transferred from his or her area of apprehension until the individual— (i) has made arrangements for the care of such child; or (ii) if such arrangements are unavailable or the individual is unable to make such arrangements, is informed of the care arrangements made for the child and of a means to maintain communication, including telephonic and video conferencing communication, with the child; (B) absent medical necessity or extraordinary circumstances, and to the extent practicable, is placed in a detention facility that is— (i) proximate to the location of apprehension; and (ii) proximate to the child’s habitual place of residence