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Trump Aides Repeat Threat to Shut Down U.S.-Mexico Border On Migrant Crisis

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According to Reuters, the Trump administration on Sunday doubled down on its threat to shut down the southern border with Mexico. The remarks come a day after the administration cut aid to Central American countries which President Donald Trump accused of deliberately sending migrants to the United States. On Friday, Trump said that there was a "good likelihood" he would close the border this coming week. He also accused, without providing evidence, the nations of having “set up” migrant caravans and sending them north.

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