Supreme Court to Tackle Thorny Case of U.S.-Mexico Border Shooting
When Mexican teenagers are shot at the American border, can American families sue in U.S. courts?
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Appeals Court: Border Patrol in Ohio Didn’t Target People Who Looked Hispanic
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Teen Killed by Liquid Meth After Border Agents Tell Him to Drink It
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