Victims of crimes in the U.S. can get a visa to stay — if they work with prosecutors to put perpetrators behind bars. Now some are being targeted for deportation. Plus, why some air traffic controllers were not affected by the federal government shutdown.

Some crime victims can stay in the U.S. on a special visa. They're being deported

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Some crime victims can stay in the U.S. on a special visa. They're being deported

Some crime victims can stay in the U.S. on a special visa. They're being deported

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