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For Latino journalists, immigration reporting carries personal risk
As immigration enforcement intensifies across the country, some Latino journalists say covering the issue has begun to carry risks.
As immigration enforcement intensifies across the country, some Latino journalists say covering the issue has begun to carry risks.
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