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Rachel Clarke

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  • Senior Editor, All-Platform Planning, CNN
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She thought she had permission to be in the US. Then ICE arrested her on a jetway.

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By Shimon Prokupecz Verified, Meridith Edwards Verified, Rachel Clarke Verified
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See all topics Email Link Copied! Indianapolis — Indi Veitia walked into the Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office on Tuesday not knowing whether she would be allowed to leave. She was entering the nondescript building in a nondescript business park off the I-465 that encircles Indianapolis for the first time to comply with a court order.
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Bulldozers rip into Big Bend National Park, driving anger and heartbreak

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By Ed Lavandera Verified, Ashley Killough Verified, Rachel Clarke Verified
| KMIZ-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
By Ed Lavandera, Ashley Killough, Rachel Clarke, CNN Big Bend National Park, Texas (CNN) — The towering cliffs, jagged mountain tops, and punishing desert climate of the Big Bend region in Texas have long proved to be the best barrier the United States could have with Mexico. For generations, the idea of needing to build physical structures to stop illegal migration was considered “insane,” as one former superintendent of Big Bend National Park said.
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Bulldozers rip into Big Bend National Park, driving anger and heartbreak

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By Ed Lavandera Verified, Ashley Killough Verified, Rachel Clarke Verified
| WDJT-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
By Ed Lavandera, Ashley Killough, Rachel Clarke Big Bend National Park, Texas (CNN) — The towering cliffs, jagged mountain tops, and punishing desert climate of the Big Bend region in Texas have long proved to be the best barrier the United States could have with Mexico. For generations, the idea of needing to build physical structures to stop illegal migration was considered “insane,” as one former superintendent of Big Bend National Park said.
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