Donald Trump says he will try again to deport young migrants, despite Supreme Court ruling
With immigration a political and legal issue, Trump would not be able to deport young migrants anytime soon – and there's an election on Nov. 3.
Donald Trump says he will try again to deport young migrants, despite Supreme Court ruling
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