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The Guardian·December 13, 2018

Death sentence': butterfly sanctuary to be bulldozed for Trump's border wall

Immigration and BorderlandsIn-Depth
On any given day at the National Butterfly Center in Mission, Texas, visitors can to see more than 60 varieties of butterflies. In the spring and fall, monarchsand other species can blanket the center’s 100 acres of subtropical bushlands that...
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