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Outrage is growing over conditions along the border, spurred by drawings shared with NBC News by the American Academy of Pediatrics made by children after they were released from Customs and Border Protection’s custody. And the head of Homeland Security is launching an investigation into “disturbing” social media posts allegedly made by border patrol agents.July 3, 2019

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