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Immigration Coverage
People fleeing war, political persecution and poverty are transforming the face of America, and remaking the globe. This collection of stories examines the impact of populations on the move.

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Immigration video game (4:30)
March 12, 2008 | permalink | email |

Brad Linder reports on a new video game called "Iced" that lets teenagers walk in the virtual shoes of an illegal immigrant trying to avoid deportation.

Play the game at icedgame.com

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People fleeing war, political persecution and poverty are transforming the face of America, and remaking the globe. This collection of stories examines the impact of populations on the move. read more