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Isaac Bloch is a writer and immigrants’ rights advocate from Brooklyn, New York. He holds a B.A. from Yale in Literature and Latin American Studies and works as a legal program associate at the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies in San Francisco.
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Asylum seekers who lawfully attempt to enter the U.S. are being forced to wait in Mexico – or made to leave after gaining entry – even after demonstrating they have a credible fear of returning home, write Anne Dutton and Isaac Bloch of the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies.
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