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Amnesty for undocumented immigrants worked in 1986

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Nearly 3 million immigrants got amnesty under Reagan. Some of them still work on Washington state farms.

Denmark tears down homes in 'non-Western' neighborhoods to force assimilation

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As Denmark tears down homes in ‘non-Western’ areas to force assimilation, residents fight back in court

Trump's sweeping tariffs undermine decades-old global trade system

Trump’s sweeping tariffs undermine decades-old global trade system

South Korea says it sent babies abroad for adoption like 'luggage'

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South Korea says it sent babies abroad for adoption ‘like luggage’

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The lawyers in Russia representing political prisoners despite the risks 

Brisa Flow brings Indigenous singing to Brazilian hip-hop

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Brazilian hip-hop artist Brisa Flow brings Indigenous issues to the fore

Congressman Marlin Stutzman speaks with The World after trip to Syria

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US and Syrian officials visit each other’s countries as Damascus finds footing on global stage

'I live very cautiously': International students in the US fear deportation

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‘I live very cautiously:’ International students in the US fear deportation

National Geographic's Paul Salopek talks sea crossings

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Out of Eden Walk: Sea Crossings

Teenage girl guitarists who fled the Taliban risk being sent back

‘Nowhere is safe’: The teenage guitarists who fled Afghanistan — and are now in limbo

It's not just primates. Dogs and cats can 'speak' too.

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A new global study allows dogs to ‘talk’ to their owners by pressing buttons that say human words

Canadians go to the polls Monday to pick a new PM

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‘Make America go away’: Canadians head to the polls amid tensions with US

Marine geoengineering projects highlight shifting perspectives on controversial technologies

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Ocean-based experiments for carbon removal are on the rise, but remain controversial

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