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computational journalist @MarshallProj ; Adjunct Prof @TheNewSchool // se habla Español, Français 和中文 (有点) 🇨🇴🇺🇸

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Trump Often Repeats These False, Misleading Immigration Claims. Here Are the Facts.

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By Anna Flagg Verified, Andrew Calderon, Geoff Hing Verified
| The Marshall Project Verified
Analysis by Robert Flagg, Anna Flagg. Video editing by Alex Gilwit, Celina Fang, Anna Flagg. Additional reporting by Aaron Sankin, Jamiles Lartey, Ana Graciela Méndez Key criminal justice and immigration issues on the campaign trail. Learn how we cover elections. Former President Donald Trump knows how important his words about unauthorized immigrants are.
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Prisons are restricting books in the name of combating drug smuggling

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By Shannon Heffernan Verified, Andrew Calderon
| ABA Journal Verified
Home Daily News Prisons are restricting books in the name… Criminal Justice Prisons are restricting books in the name of combating drug smuggling A book is not always just a book. Volunteers who mail books to people in prison said they see proof of that in the requests they get every day. A sign language dictionary for a man whose child was losing their hearing meant connection to family. Books for a woman taking a course behind bars was her path to a degree.
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Many Prisons Restrict Books to Stop Drug Smuggling. Critics Say It Doesn’t Work.

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By Shannon Heffernan Verified, Andrew Calderon
| The Marshall Project Verified
A book is not always just a book. Volunteers who mail books to people in prison said they see proof of that in the requests they get every day. A sign language dictionary for a man whose child was losing their hearing meant connection to family. Books for a woman taking a course behind bars was her path to a degree. A Buddhist workbook was comfort for a man on death row.
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