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People ‘afraid to come out of homes’ as border patrol enters Charlotte, criminal or not: Strategist

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Some American citizens worry if their citizenship is enough to prevent themselves or their community from being targeted by border patrol as immigration raids expand to Charlotte, NC. Geopolitical advisor and strategist Rina Shah and Vice President of Political Strategy for Crooked Media, Shaniqua McClendon join Alex Witt to discuss the significance of making a distinction between arrests and deportations when talking about immigration and how the presence of border patrol is being felt on the streets of North Carolina.

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