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The fear, the dreadful fear of children of immigrants
I RECENTLY LISTENED to a radio program about coincidences and about people who claimed they were always experiencing them. I told myself that coincidences don’t happen to me. Last night, a couple of hours after I had watched a report on … Continue reading
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Tagged Angel Rayos, Arizona, border patrol, children of immigrants, deport, deportation, Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos, ICE, immigration, INS, Jacqueline Rayos, Mesa, Phoenix
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juanzqui 