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Trump's immigration crackdown: inside a shelter housing undocumented migrants

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Migrant shelters in border cities in the US are shifting their focus, helping undocumented migrants already in the country at risk of deportation. It follows President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, which has caused widespread fear among migrant communities. SBS World News correspondent Catalina Florez and camera operator Edgard Ferreira visited one migrant shelter in Texas.
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