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U.S. Pledges Billions In Aid to Develop Central America, Curb Migration

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According to Reuters, the United States is committing billions of dollars toward development in Central America and Mexico, as part of a plan to strengthen economic growth in the region and curb illegal immigration. Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has been seeking to persuade U.S. counterpart Donald Trump to work with Mexico to develop Central America to stem the flow of migrants.

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