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U S States Support Mexican Government s Lawsuit Against Gun Makers

Fourteen U.S. attorneys general have backed the controversial lawsuit.

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Mexican govt accepts temporary restart of Stay in Mexico scheme

The Mexico government said on Thursday that it accepted the temporary reinstatement of an immigration programme that forces asylum seekers to remain in Mexico while their cases are being heard in the US.Better known as "Stay in .

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Mexican govt accepts temporary restart of Stay in Mexico scheme

The Mexico government said on Thursday that it accepted the temporary reinstatement of an immigration programme that forces asylum seekers to remain in Mexico while their cases are being heard in the US.

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Mexican gov t accepts temporary restart of U S Stay in Mexico scheme - World News

Mexican gov t accepts temporary restart of U S Stay in Mexico scheme - World News
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Mexican govt accepts temporary restart of US Stay in Mexico scheme

MEXICO CITY - Mexico's government said on Thursday that it accepted the temporary reinstatement of an immigration program that forces asylum seekers to remain in Mexico while their cases are being heard in the United States.

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