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Investigative reporter @ProPublica covering immigration. Former @Reuters, ex-LatAm corro, born and raised in New Mexico mica.rosenberg@propublica.org
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Under Trump, deportations of once-protected immigrant kids have tripled

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By Mica Rosenberg Verified, Jeff Ernsthausen Verified
| Ohio Capital Journal
3:00 republished For the first few weeks after he arrived at the immigration detention center in Winnfield, Louisiana, 18-year-old Elder Chavez was wide awake most nights, listening to the creaky sounds of the bunk beds and to voices of dozens of men, also sleepless, around him. He suffered terrible headaches and would finally doze off around 4 a.m. — just when guards would begin to summon the detainees for breakfast. Then he’d sleep for most of the rest of the day.
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Estos jóvenes inmigrantes antes estaban protegidos. Con Trump, sus deportaciones se han triplicado.

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By Mica Rosenberg Verified, Jeff Ernsthausen Verified
| ProPublica Verified
Durante las primeras semanas tras su llegada al centro de detención migratoria en Winnfield, Luisiana, Elder Chavez, de 18 años, se quedaba completamente despierto en la noche, escuchando el chirrido de las literas y las voces de decenas de hombres a su alrededor que tampoco podían conciliar el sueño. Sufría terribles dolores de cabeza y solo lograba quedarse dormido cerca de las 4 a.m., justo cuando los guardias empezaban a llamar a los detenidos para el desayuno.
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These Immigrant Kids Were Once Protected. Under Trump, Their Deportations Have Tripled.

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By Mica Rosenberg Verified, Jeff Ernsthausen Verified
| ProPublica Verified
For the first few weeks after he arrived at the immigration detention center in Winnfield, Louisiana, 18-year-old Elder Chavez was wide awake most nights, listening to the creaky sounds of the bunk beds and to voices of dozens of men, also sleepless, around him. He suffered terrible headaches and would finally doze off around 4 a.m. — just when guards would begin to summon the detainees for breakfast. Then he’d sleep for most of the rest of the day. He had developed the schedule of an owl.
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