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Adriana Figueroa and Maggie Loredo's stories illuminate the compelling historical, ethical, and political challenges unfolding today on the U.S. Mexican border.
Both women were born in Mexico. Because their families were undocumented, both returned to Mexico in order to continue their education.
They are part of a growing number of young people who have had to make the same decision.
Both women are part of a group that is helping other young returnees find their footing in Mexico. They have also had an impact on policies affecting young people there.
Maggie and Adriana were on Duke's campus as part of a series called Connect2Politics, a leadership initiative for Duke undergraduates interested in political engagement. The initiative is run by the Hart Leadership Program.
By Sanford School of Public Policy, Duke University4.9
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Adriana Figueroa and Maggie Loredo's stories illuminate the compelling historical, ethical, and political challenges unfolding today on the U.S. Mexican border.
Both women were born in Mexico. Because their families were undocumented, both returned to Mexico in order to continue their education.
They are part of a growing number of young people who have had to make the same decision.
Both women are part of a group that is helping other young returnees find their footing in Mexico. They have also had an impact on policies affecting young people there.
Maggie and Adriana were on Duke's campus as part of a series called Connect2Politics, a leadership initiative for Duke undergraduates interested in political engagement. The initiative is run by the Hart Leadership Program.

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