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Posted August 3, 2008 |
National |
Immigrants Deported, by U.S. Hospitals |
High in the hills of Guatemala, deep inside the one-room house where he spends day and night on a twin bed, Luis Alberto Jiménez has no idea of the legal battle that swirls around him in the lowlands of Florida. Mr. Jiménez, a knit cap pulled tightly on his head, remains cheerily oblivious that he has come to represent the collision of two deeply flawed American systems, immigration and health care. Photo: Josh Haner/The New York Times More Images | |
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By DEBORAH SONTAG |
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