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Senegalese hoping for better lives wait as 'impossible' route to US shuts

Sky News Wednesday, 15 May 2024
A popular passage used by thousands of Senegalese migrants to enter the US via flights to Nicaragua and a land route through Mexico has become practically "impossible", a Senegalese man who made the trip has told Sky News
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