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Ayúdenos a informar sobre las deportaciones en Missouri y Kansas de inmigrantes a países terceros Original

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By Steph Conquest-Ware Verified
| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Read this story in English. La administración de Trump está enviando a inmigrantes y refugiados a países con los que no tienen ningún vínculo a través de una política de deportación a países terceros.
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Help us report on third-country deportations of immigrants in Missouri and Kansas

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By Steph Conquest-Ware Verified
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
The Trump administration is sending immigrants and refugees to countries they have no connection to through a third-country deportation policy. The Department of Homeland Security says the efforts allow the swift removal of people “who are so uniquely barbaric that their own countries won’t take them back.” The Midwest Newsroom has identified at least 25 people in ICE custody that DHS tried to remove or successfully removed to third countries.
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St. Louis World Cup watch party, a celebration amid immigration policy unease

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By Annisyn Krebs-Carr, Steph Conquest-Ware Verified
| KWMU-FM (St. Louis, MO) Verified
Soccer fans wearing vibrant greens, whites and reds gathered in Ballpark Village in downtown St. Louis on Thursday to watch the first match of the World Cup: Mexico vs. South Africa. Fan group STL Santos hosted the event. Organizers said it was the biggest turnout for one of the group’s watch parties ever.
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