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Randi B. Hagi

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News reporter for NPR member station WMRA covering the Shenandoah Valley and Charlottesville.
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Estudiante de secundaria local es obligado a abandonar el país antes de cumplir 18 años

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By Randi B. Hagi Verified
| WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA) Verified
Read and listen to this story in English here. Un estudiante de secundaria en Staunton originario de América Central ha recibido la orden de abandonar Estados Unidos antes de cumplir 18 años, dejando atrás a su madre, padrastro y hermanos menores. Un grupo comunitario se ha movilizado para apoyarlo. Informa Randi B. Hagi, de WMRA. [sonidos de personas hablando] Un domingo reciente, unas 30 personas se reunieron en el salón parroquial de la Trinity Episcopal Church en Staunton.
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Local high school student ordered to leave country by 18th birthday Original

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By Randi B. Hagi Verified
| WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA) Verified
A high school student in Staunton, originally from Central America, has been ordered to leave the U.S. before his 18th birthday – leaving behind his mother, stepfather, and younger siblings. A community group has rallied to support him. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi reports. [sounds of people talking] On a recent Sunday, about 30 people gathered in the fellowship hall at Trinity Episcopal Church in Staunton.
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Staunton father released from ICE detention, but future remains unclear Original

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By Randi B. Hagi Verified
| WMRA Public Radio (Harrisonburg, VA) Verified
Over the past year, WMRA has been following the saga of one young family from Central America caught up in federal immigration policy. This spring, the father was released after spending nine months in the Caroline Detention Facility – but the family's future remains uncertain. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi reports. Listeners may remember the previous stories WMRA has reported about a young couple, Olman and Leyla, who escaped horrific gang violence in Central America and settled in Staunton in 2023.
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