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Coverage dated September 29, 2024

Trump points to migrants with criminal pasts. Officials say the data's distorted

Headline from NBC10 Philadelphia

Republicans argue the Biden administration lets migrants who have committed serious crimes go free in the U.S. But data has been misconstrued.

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  1. The Boston Globe

    Trump is pointing to new numbers on migrants with criminal pasts. Here’s what they show. (opens The Boston Globe)

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    Republicans are pointing to newly released immigration enforcement data to bolster their argument that the Biden administration is letting migrants who have committed serious crimes go free in the US. But the numbers have been misconstrued without key context.

  2. NBC10 Philadelphia

    Trump points to migrants with criminal pasts. Officials say the data's distorted (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)

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    NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description

    Republicans argue the Biden administration lets migrants who have committed serious crimes go free in the U.S. But data has been misconstrued.

  3. Local News 8

    Trump is pointing to new numbers on migrants with criminal pasts. Here's what they show (opens Local News 8)

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    Local News 8's feed description

    Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans are pointing to newly released immigration enforcement data to bolster their argument that the Biden administration is letting migrants who have committed serious crimes go free in the U.S.

  4. Bridge Michigan

    Trump points to migrants with criminal pasts. Here’s what data shows (opens Bridge Michigan)

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    Bridge Michigan's feed description

    New data is latest flashpoint in presidential election. But Homeland Security says the numbers have been misconstrued.

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