The Border Chronicle Weekly Roundup: April 3
A critical DNA database to identify missing migrants vanishes, the US military is closing off the border to Americans, and lots of border wall news.
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Greetings From the Northern Border
The Border Chronicle is in Montreal this week. Also, gratitude to our readers for their inspiring work, and we hope you'll subscribe to The Border Chronicle, too.
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