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The human stories of migration
Clayton Collins
Would the United States really ever move some 2 million people to build a new “Riviera” in Gaza? We begin probing that and other questions today.
Also, behind the numbers on immigration, asylum-seeking, and extralegal border crossings are deeply human stories. Sarah Matusek joined our podcast in September to talk about that. Today, Mexico City-based Whitney Eulich checks in again with a Venezuelan family she first interviewed in November. This update adds dimension to the data points.
