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Like a kidnapping’: Migrant family separated under Trump reunited after four years

By Sophia SeppMay 31, 2023In the News

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Like a kidnapping’: Migrant family separated under Trump reunited after four years

Madeline Halpert, BBC (May 8, 2023)

A migrant family separated as a result of the Trump zero tolerance policy is finally reunited after four years.

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