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Guatemalan migration

Nolan Publishes Article on Guatemalan Child Migration

in Research

“History of Guatemalan child refugees is completely absent in U.S. discussions of why Guatemalan children are arriving at our border, and the crimes now underway in the U.S. migration system.”

Tagged: 2020, Guatemalan migration, Migration, Rachel Nolan, Refugee

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