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Immigration Attorneys, Sacramento Advocates Concerned About New ‘Mega Master’ Immigration Hearings

Sacramento County immigrant advocates are raising concerns over an initiative to speed deportation cases up, while results for Election Day continue to come in.

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According to KQED’s source item, Immigration Attorneys, Sacramento Advocates Concerned About New ‘Mega Master’ Immigration Hearings, Sacramento County immigrant advocates are raising concerns over an initiative to speed deportation cases up, while results for Election Day continue to come in.

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