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The Biden administration is speeding up deportations of thousands of Haitian migrants who are camped under a bridge on the Texas border. Manuel Bojorquez takes a look.
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Two teenagers were shot and wounded at Heritage High School in Newport News, Virginia. Police have arrested a juvenile suspect. Jeff Pegues reports.
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