Migrants brace for Trump’s mass deportation threat with panic buttons, long-term babysitters

The most immediate risk after next week's U.S. presidential transition isn't to residents of those nations Donald Trump has mused about invading. It's to the millions of undocumented migrants he vows to deport, including young people who don't remember life anywhere else.

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Migrants brace for Trump’s mass deportation threat with panic buttons, long-term babysitters

Migrants brace for Trump’s mass deportation threat with panic buttons, long-term babysitters

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