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Border patrol agents arrest immigrants in 2007 who had recently crossed the border from Mexico into Nogales, Ariz. Federal programs like Operation Streamline put border-crossers without other prior criminal records through the federal court system. Ted Robbins/NPR hide caption

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Border Patrol Program Raises Due Process Concerns

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Jennifer May watches her sons Wyndham and Carson introduce children's storybooks to Mike May, after surgeries to correct blindness in one of Mike’s eyes in 2000. Florence Low For NPR hide caption

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Treating Blindness Takes More Than Meets The Eye

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Several elementary schools, high schools and K-12 schools make up the RFK campus. Tim Street-Porter hide caption

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Historic L.A. Hotel Finds New Life As School Campus

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