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Migrant Woman, Kids In Viral Tear Gas Photo Allowed Into US: Lawmakers
A Honduran mother and her children who were photographed fleeing from tear gas as chaos erupted at the U.S.-Mexico border last month are now in the United States, according to two members of Congress who spent the night at a port of entry with a group of asylum seekers.
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Migrant Family Who Fled Tear Gas At US Border Seeks Asylum
Members of a group of Honduran migrants, which included a mother who had been photographed running with her daughters from tear gas several weeks ago, began seeking asylum at the U.S. border with Mexico on Monday, according to a Reuters witness and lawyers for the group.
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Honduran Migrant Clutches 2 Children, Flees Tear Gas At US-Mexico Border
After nearly two weeks of documenting the harrowing journey of a caravan of mostly Central American migrants headed towards the U.S.-Mexican border, I snapped a picture I will never forget.
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Dozens Of Pregnant Migrants Want Their Children 'To Be American'
Two months ago, Marisol Hernandez's husband was gunned down by gangsters for refusing to work for them. For the pregnant 23-year-old, that was the last straw. She left her two children with her grandmother and decided to set off among thousands of other Honduran migrants in a bid to reach the United States. In her case, because she wants her next c...
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Migrant Caravan Infiltrated By "Middle Easterners," Alleges Donald Trump
Thousands of mainly Honduran migrants heading to the United States -- a caravan President Donald Trump has called an "assault on our country" -- stopped to rest Tuesday after walking for two days into Mexican territory.
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Gang Members, Middle Easterners Among Migrants Marching Towards US: Trump
Members of the ultra-violent MS-13 gang and people from the Middle East are among a caravan of thousands of mostly Honduran migrants bound for the United States, President Donald Trump said Monday.
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Thousands Of Migrants March At Least 3,000 Kilometres To Reach US
Thousands of Honduran migrants whose trek toward the United States has triggered a series of tirades from US President Donald Trump resumed their long march Sunday after crossing a river into Mexico.
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"Full Efforts" Under Way To Stop Migrant Caravan Heading Toward US: Trump
President Donald Trump said Sunday that "full efforts" were under way to halt the progress of thousands of Honduran migrants toward the United States.
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Father Of Girl On Time Magazine Says She Wasn't Taken From Mother
The Honduran toddler pictured sobbing in a pink jacket before US President Donald Trump on an upcoming cover of Time magazine was not separated from her mother at the US border, according to a man who says he is the girl's father.
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The Image Of A Migrant Child That Broke A Photographer's Heart
By now, millions of people have seen a photo of a 2-year-old girl screaming while a U.S. border agent pats down her mother.
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Honduras President, US Lawmakers Discuss Migrant Crisis
Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez told visiting US lawmakers Sunday that poverty and misinformation was fueling the flow of minors from Central America seeking to enter the United States illegally.
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Migrant Woman, Kids In Viral Tear Gas Photo Allowed Into US: Lawmakers
A Honduran mother and her children who were photographed fleeing from tear gas as chaos erupted at the U.S.-Mexico border last month are now in the United States, according to two members of Congress who spent the night at a port of entry with a group of asylum seekers.
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Migrant Family Who Fled Tear Gas At US Border Seeks Asylum
Members of a group of Honduran migrants, which included a mother who had been photographed running with her daughters from tear gas several weeks ago, began seeking asylum at the U.S. border with Mexico on Monday, according to a Reuters witness and lawyers for the group.
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Honduran Migrant Clutches 2 Children, Flees Tear Gas At US-Mexico Border
After nearly two weeks of documenting the harrowing journey of a caravan of mostly Central American migrants headed towards the U.S.-Mexican border, I snapped a picture I will never forget.
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Dozens Of Pregnant Migrants Want Their Children 'To Be American'
Two months ago, Marisol Hernandez's husband was gunned down by gangsters for refusing to work for them. For the pregnant 23-year-old, that was the last straw. She left her two children with her grandmother and decided to set off among thousands of other Honduran migrants in a bid to reach the United States. In her case, because she wants her next c...
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Migrant Caravan Infiltrated By "Middle Easterners," Alleges Donald Trump
Thousands of mainly Honduran migrants heading to the United States -- a caravan President Donald Trump has called an "assault on our country" -- stopped to rest Tuesday after walking for two days into Mexican territory.
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Gang Members, Middle Easterners Among Migrants Marching Towards US: Trump
Members of the ultra-violent MS-13 gang and people from the Middle East are among a caravan of thousands of mostly Honduran migrants bound for the United States, President Donald Trump said Monday.
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Thousands Of Migrants March At Least 3,000 Kilometres To Reach US
Thousands of Honduran migrants whose trek toward the United States has triggered a series of tirades from US President Donald Trump resumed their long march Sunday after crossing a river into Mexico.
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"Full Efforts" Under Way To Stop Migrant Caravan Heading Toward US: Trump
President Donald Trump said Sunday that "full efforts" were under way to halt the progress of thousands of Honduran migrants toward the United States.
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Father Of Girl On Time Magazine Says She Wasn't Taken From Mother
The Honduran toddler pictured sobbing in a pink jacket before US President Donald Trump on an upcoming cover of Time magazine was not separated from her mother at the US border, according to a man who says he is the girl's father.
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The Image Of A Migrant Child That Broke A Photographer's Heart
By now, millions of people have seen a photo of a 2-year-old girl screaming while a U.S. border agent pats down her mother.
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Honduras President, US Lawmakers Discuss Migrant Crisis
Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez told visiting US lawmakers Sunday that poverty and misinformation was fueling the flow of minors from Central America seeking to enter the United States illegally.
