U.S. won’t take climate refugees displaced by Hurricane Dorian

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By Molly EnkingSep 13, 2019, 4:20 pm510 ptsHot
President Trump’s ongoing war on migrants and refugees has extended to the Bahamas, where some residents say they’ve received little to no help from their own government after Hurricane Dorian absolutely devastated the area less than two weeks ago. The storm, which hit the islands as a Category 5 hurricane,…

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