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    "byline": "By Jessica Pishko",
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    "excerpt": "One of Donald Trump\u2019s main campaign promises\u2014one that was printed on signs at the Republican National Convention and at Trump rallies across the country\u2014was mass deportation. In November, Trump announced that Tom Homan, the architect of family separation during his first term, would be his pick to see this promise through, as a \u201cborder czar.\u201d Homan is enthusiastic about the task ahead of him. \u201cThey ain\u2019t seen shit yet,\u201d he said in July. The effort would look less like \u201cmass sweeps\u201d and more like \u201ctargeted arrests,\u201d he said recently on \u201c60 Minutes.\u201d \u201cWe\u2019ll know who we\u2019re going to arrest, where we\u2019re most likely to find \u2019em based on numerous inve\u2014you know, investigative processes.\u201d",
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    "title": "How Sheriffs Might Power Trump\u2019s Deportation Machine"
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