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News Wrap: CDC says in-person schooling can be done safely
In our news wrap Friday, the CDC says evidence shows in-person classes can be done safely during the pandemic with the proper measures in place, the Biden administration will permit 25,000 asylum-seekers stranded in Mexico to enter the U.S. during court proceedings, nations across Asia celebrate the Lunar New Year, and the president of the Tokyo Olympics organizing committee resigned.
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