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    As Trump continues to push deportations, a fight over data goes to court

    by Joel Rubin and Brittny Mejia, Los Angeles Times May 07, 2019 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - Throughout years of legal battles over the country's immigration system, a basic question has received relatively little attention: Is information the government stores on the country's millions of immigrants reliable?

    That will change this week with the opening of a federal trial in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom.

    The civil case, which has wound its way through years of delays and legal wrangling, has broad implications for President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration as the American Civil Liberties Union

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