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How Qatar deported World Cup security guards
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May 5, 2023
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2:25Now PlayingMigrant worker Andrew Maganga was hired to work security at Qatar's World Cup last fall. Now he’s back home in Kenya, after being arrested and jailed on the tournament’s last day for protesting over wages.
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