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Season 2025
Episode 276
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Uncertainty Grips Migrants as a Second Trump Administration Approaches
Season 2024
Episode 235
Migrants waiting in Tijuana to enter the U.S. legally face growing fears as a second Trump administration looms. Stricter border policies, mass deportation plans, and tariffs on Mexico fuel anxiety on both sides of the border. California, home to 1.8 million undocumented immigrants, could feel the greatest impact.
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