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Luis Ferré-Sadurní is a Times reporter covering immigration, focused on the influx of migrants arriving in the New York region ... weekend for Trump’s hard-line policy to deport millions ...

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Kennedy takes the Republican Party line on all three. Senator Collins asks, “if confirmed, would you support or recommend a pardon or any kind of clemency for Edward Snowden?” In a lengthy ...