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A woman in Arizona was arrested Wednesday — days after the definition of “criminal alien” was broadened — and was told she would be deported to Mexico, a country she had not seen in 21 years.
The proposal was presented in a 2002 memo written in part by one of the psychologists who eventually helped create the C.I.A.’s “enhanced interrogation” program.
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