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Deportations and Immigration Restrictions Could Upend National Economies in Sub-Saharan Africa

by Olivya Veazey | Apr 2, 2025 | Featured, Personal Income

When Malick completed his first day of work in the U.S. demolishing a house, he immediately took all the cash he had been paid and sent it to his mother, father, children, and other family members in rural Mauritania and in Senegal. Malick, 39, was part of a group of...

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