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In Springfield, Ohio, Trump’s rhetoric becomes a grim reality
The Supreme Court’s ruling essentially nullifying Temporary Protected Status for Haitians hits home in a town Trump singled out years ago. The post In Springfield, Ohio, Trump’s rhetoric becomes a grim reality appeared first on MS NOW.
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