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Crackdown On Immigrant Families To Start Sunday, Says Trump
A nationwide wave of arrests of immigrants facing deportation will commence over the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday, confirming that the plan, intended to discourage a surge of Central American migrants, was on track after a delay.
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"You Want A Cookie?": US Border Agents Offer Snacks, Medical Checks
The deaths of two Guatemalan children in December and the massive groups of Central American families crossing the border are increasingly transforming the Border Patrol's role from national security to humanitarian relief.
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Deported Migrant Parents Grieve As Opposition In US Steps Up Pressure
Central American migrants deported from the US without their children spoke of their anguish at seeing their families split under President Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" approach Saturday, as protesters kept up the pressure against the "barbaric" policy.
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Hillary Clinton Calls For An End To US Immigration Raids
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called on Monday for an end to raids by US officials to deport undocumented Central American families, saying they were divisive and sowing fear in immigrant communities.
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Indian- American's Family Working to Bring his Remains Back to US
The family of a 25-year-old Indian- American yoga instructor, who was found dead in central Mexico during a hike in the rugged mountains, is working on legalities to bring his remains back to Virginia, where a memorial service will be held in his memory.
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Mexico Operations Thwart Child, Family Migrants
Mexico is making a big effort to stop the flow of Central Americans trying to reach the United States, and has dramatically cut the number of child migrants. But it is unclear for how long federal officials will keep up the raids.
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Crackdown On Immigrant Families To Start Sunday, Says Trump
A nationwide wave of arrests of immigrants facing deportation will commence over the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday, confirming that the plan, intended to discourage a surge of Central American migrants, was on track after a delay.
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"You Want A Cookie?": US Border Agents Offer Snacks, Medical Checks
The deaths of two Guatemalan children in December and the massive groups of Central American families crossing the border are increasingly transforming the Border Patrol's role from national security to humanitarian relief.
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Deported Migrant Parents Grieve As Opposition In US Steps Up Pressure
Central American migrants deported from the US without their children spoke of their anguish at seeing their families split under President Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" approach Saturday, as protesters kept up the pressure against the "barbaric" policy.
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Hillary Clinton Calls For An End To US Immigration Raids
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called on Monday for an end to raids by US officials to deport undocumented Central American families, saying they were divisive and sowing fear in immigrant communities.
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Indian- American's Family Working to Bring his Remains Back to US
The family of a 25-year-old Indian- American yoga instructor, who was found dead in central Mexico during a hike in the rugged mountains, is working on legalities to bring his remains back to Virginia, where a memorial service will be held in his memory.
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Mexico Operations Thwart Child, Family Migrants
Mexico is making a big effort to stop the flow of Central Americans trying to reach the United States, and has dramatically cut the number of child migrants. But it is unclear for how long federal officials will keep up the raids.
