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After days of public outrage over the administration’s child-separation policy, Trump signed an executive order that curtailed the practice — but not before the White House had already created a national moral emergency and a logistical nightmare.
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After days of public outrage over the administration’s child-separation policy, Trump signed an executive order that curtailed the practice — but not before the White House had already created a national moral emergency and a logistical nightmare.
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After days of public outrage over the administration’s child-separation policy, Trump signed an executive order that curtailed the practice — but not before the White House had already created a national moral emergency and a logistical nightmare.
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