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U.S. authorities say the situation at the southern border is at a breaking point, as a caravan of thousands of migrants is moving through southern Mexico.Over the holiday weekend, the migrants from Central America, Venezuela, Cuba, and other countries went past Mexico s main inlandimmigrationcheckpoint near the town of Huixtla in southern Chiapas.Despite being the largest caravan in over a year, with over 6,000 members, as it travels through various cities in Mexico aiming for the U.S. border, National Guard officers at checkpoints are not making any effort to intervene. Their strategy is to let the migrants continue in the hope that they might tire out before reaching the U.S.In Texas, hundreds of migrants from the Eagle Pass area
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This story was produced as part of a collaboration with the Center for Public Integrity and USA TODAY.The 2017-18 school year was difficult at Lakeland Union High School. Disciplinary problems came in waves for the Oneida County school 鈥?in February 2018, two students were arrested for making terror threats 鈥?just days after the mass shooting at Floridas Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. That was a rough year, said Chad Gauerke, the school principal. Lakeland referred over 6% of its students to police, including the
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