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A potential underground railroad site rests along the border. A lawsuit seeks to protect it from Trump’s wall.

By By Meagan Flynn Mar 15, 2019, 7:22 am57 pts
Nathaniel Jackson freed 17 slaves and brought most of them with him to build a community at the Mexican border. The cemetery where he is buried may be at risk of desecration.

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