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What would Trump’s mass deportations really mean? | The Excerpt

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Donald Trump is calling for mass deportations if he’s elected. USA TODAY national reporter Lauren Villagran breaks down the costs and logistical hurdles to his plan.

Trump faces a new lawsuit – this time accusing him of defaming the men who were exonerated after being labeled the “Central Park Five.”

TV personality Dr. Phil testified Monday on behalf of Robert Roberson, a man convicted of murdering his 2-year-old daughter Nikki in 2002.

Hear our previous interview with former Assistant Police Detective Brian Wharton on why he believes Roberson is innocent

Several life-saving pediatric cancer drugs are in shortage and advocates say that corporate greed is partly to blame.

The debate over when pregnancy begins is causing confusion and access problems for women who are seeking birth control. USA Today national correspondent Elizabeth Weis talks about the war over contraceptives.

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