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For more than a decade, the U.S. has offered a path to citizenship for victims of abuse.

Trump's immigration order targets survivors of domestic abuse

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One woman’s three-part storyline on her move to Los Angeles was documented on Instagram in minute detail. From boozy brunches to frilly outfits, everything seemed perfect.

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