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The US has deported thousands to third countries. This must stop | James A Goldston and Natasha Arnpriester
The US has deported thousands of asylum seekers to third countries, some of which may pose risks. José Yugar-Cruz, a Bolivian asylum seeker, was detained for 17 months in Iowa despite being granted protection from deportation to Bolivia, as ICE sought alternative countries to send him.
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