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Immigrants deported under Obama share stories of terror and rights violations

  • Written by Tanya Golash-Boza, Professor, University of California, Merced
imageMarlene Mosqueda's father was arrested by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement in February.AP Photo/Nick Ut, File

Although it is difficult to get exact numbers, some estimates show Immigration and Customs Enforcement home raids have never resulted in more than 30,000 apprehensions in any given year. At that rate, it could take 366 years for...

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