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At New Detention Facility It’s ‘Hurry Up and Deport’ Central Americans

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At New Detention Facility It’s ‘Hurry Up and Deport’ Central Americans

Texas Observer (July 23, 2017)

An immigration attorney, working with Central American asylum seekers, in a newly opened detention facility says it’s becoming clear that the U.S. government is doing whatever it can to deport families as quickly as possible and only going through the motions when it comes to the asylum seekers.

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Voters split on sheltering migrant children in Mass. Globe poll finds divisions over plan by Patrick, other immigration issues

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Voters split on sheltering migrant children in Mass. Globe poll finds divisions over plan by Patrick, other immigration issues

Boston Globe (July 23, 2014)

Massachusetts voters are split on Governor Deval Patrick’s plan to provide temporary shelter for up to 1,000 unaccompanied immigrant children on a state air base or military training installation, according to a new Boston Globe poll.

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To Cope With Child Immigrants, Competing Plans Emerge From Congress

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To Cope With Child Immigrants, Competing Plans Emerge From Congress

NPR (July 23, 2014)

Divergent plans are now emerging from the House and Senate on how best to deal with the influx of unaccompanied children from Central America across the border. Though both would offer the president less money than he asked for to deal with the crisis, a major battle has developed over whether to amend a 2008 law that makes it harder to speedily deport the children.

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Immigration debate comes to Minnesota in force. Ellison wants to welcome refugees; others question resources on hand.

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Immigration debate comes to Minnesota in force. Ellison wants to welcome refugees; others question resources on hand.

Star Tribune (July 22, 2014)

While Representative Keith Ellison is eager to welcome children to take refuge in Minnesota, immigration advocates and non-profits are concerned about whether or not the state has the necessary resources to house the children.

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