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Attacks on migrants on the U.S.-Mexico border and inside the U.S. are increasingly vicious. The pro-migrant/immigrant movement is also gaining strength. “No Separation of Families! Defund Ice! Close Detention Centers! No Raids!” are demands of this movement. Also important is that the United Nations reiterated its position this September for an end to migrant children detention worldwide. The U.N. suggests governments replace the practice with community-based programs and other human rights-based alternatives.
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