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Sovereignty for Some: Racism, Immigration and the Global Tax Order
President Donald Trump has reimagined refugee admissions in the United States. His plan to slash the program by nearly 95% would gut what was once the world’s most generous resettlement program. Even more chilling than the scale of the reduction are the priorities that shape it. Trump’s new approach
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