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World Apr 02

Climate change is killing crops in Honduras — and driving farmers north

By Marcia Biggs, Julia Galiano-Rios

How ending their temporary protected status will impact Hondurans in the U.S.

Nearly 57,000 Hondurans in the U.S. have 18 months to either return to their country or remain in the U.S. as undocumented immigrants. On Friday, the Trump administration announced its decision to phase out the temporary protected status granted to…

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