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Election voters rebuked Trump. What will it mean for the immigration crackdown in San Diego?
President Donald Trump embarked on an unprecedented mass deportation in his second term. Tuesday’s election may mark a turning point as Democrats gained control of Congress.
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4mSix members of Congress demand 'answers and investigation' after Otay Mesa detainee's death
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