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Advocates turn to Congress in bid to limit deportation of Southeast Asian refugees
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As federal lawmakers weigh new legislation aiming to limit the federal government’s ability to deport thousands of Southeast Asian refugees, immigration advocates say the moment represents a milestone in their decades-long campaign.
Community activists spoke to The Yappie’s Samson Zhang about the Southeast Asian Deportation Relief Act and the broader bid to hold the U.S. accountable for wartime damage in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos.
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