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Sarah Matusek

Denver
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Terrorism-related charges are a new tool to pursue illegal arms flow to Mexico

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By Sarah Matusek
| The Christian Science Monitor
With fewer than 50,000 people, Sierra Vista is a town of military discounts and very little shade. At a nearby U.S. Army fort, a white surveillance blimp sits in the Arizona sky like a mechanical cloud. A drive 50 miles south will get you to the border with Mexico. That’s where an untold number of guns purchased in the United States have long shown up at deadly cartel crime scenes. Over the years, both the U.S. and Mexico have tried to stop what’s sometimes called an iron river of guns.
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As World Cup nears, controversies over ticket prices, team and fan access still swirl

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By Mark Sappenfield , Sarah Matusek
| The Christian Science Monitor
The World Cup is the unquestioned king of sport, with more viewership and more revenue than any other sporting event on the planet, and it’s not even close. (Sorry, Summer Olympics.) With that comes fascination, scrutiny, and yes, always some sprinkling of controversy. Here are three of the biggest off-the-pitch storylines of this World Cup. Keep an eye out for our other World Cup explainer, which looks at why this edition is unlike any other in the history of the competition.
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Asylum seekers wait at border as US courts renew their hopes

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By Sarah Matusek
| The Christian Science Monitor
Saboor’s son asks him one question over and over. When can they go to the United States? The Afghan family – Saboor, his wife, and their 11-year-old son – has been stranded in Mexico since Donald Trump returned to office more than a year ago and suspended asylum access at the southern border. The boy, wanting to connect with other children, has tried to learn Spanish. Why We Wrote This For nearly a year and a half, access to U.S. asylum has been suspended at the border.
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