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Will Trump’s wall ever be built?

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The change that convinced Democrats to strike a deal

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Trump 'willing to have a conversation about DACA recipients

Trump 'willing to have a conversation about DACA recipients

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Pence greeted by tensions on Middle East trip

Pence greeted by tensions on Middle East trip

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One year in, voters reflect on life in the Trump era

One year in, voters reflect on life in the Trump era

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Collins confident Senate can reach compromise on immigration

Collins confident Senate can reach compromise on immigration

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Pro-immigrant sheriff brings police reform to Trump country

Pro-immigrant sheriff brings police reform to Trump country

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News Wrap: Federal employees back to work after shutdown

News Wrap: Federal employees back to work after shutdown

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What we know about Sessions’ questioning in the Russia probe

What we know about Sessions’ questioning in the Russia probe

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The pope defends a bishop accused of witnessing abuse

The pope defends a bishop accused of witnessing abuse

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Can Congress reconcile major immigration differences?

Can Congress reconcile major immigration differences?

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How ‘The Post’ stood up to the power of the presidency

How ‘The Post’ stood up to the power of the presidency

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Meet a couple separated by America’s refugee policies

The U.S. has accepted more refugees than any country since 1980, but the Trump administration is now reversing course. Matt Katz reports for NewsHour Weekend, in partnership with public radio station WNYC, on the uncertainty faced by a married refugee couple separated by thousands of miles. This story is part of our series on poverty and economic opportunity in America, "Chasing the Dream."