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Colombia deports 1,350 travelers amid crackdown on Cuban migrants

August 9, 2016

Jim Wyss, Miami Herald
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BOGOTA, COLOMBIA--Colombia has deported more than 1,350 undocumented migrants in recent days — many of them Cubans trying to reach the United States — as the Andean nation becomes the latest to crack down on human smuggling.

Colombia’s Foreign Ministry reported late Monday that there were only about 350 migrants left in and around the port city of Turbo, down from about 1,800 in May.

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