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Portraits That Defy a President

By The Hoya Staff • January 19, 2018

 

 

ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY SHAMBAUGH/THE HOYA

The Hoya spoke with five members of the Georgetown community — from Haiti, South Sudan, El Salvador and Cameroon — who shared their thoughts on the president’s remarks and their families’ stories of immigrating to the United States.

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