Washington Post Article RatingAntonio is one of the most prolific migrant smugglers on the U.S.-Mexico border. He's about to turn 18, and he has a decision to make.
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-8% Center
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- Policy Leaning
-2% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-9% Negative
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56% : He has learned to use Google Maps to navigate his way between Border Patrol checkpoints.52% : Then he delivered his instructions for getting over the border wall:
51% : The Border Patrol has grown used to catching the same boys over and over.
48% : He learned to dash back to Mexico if the Border Patrol arrived.
47% : He can get over the border wall in less than a minute.
47% : Because the Justice Department chooses not to prosecute the boys, the Border Patrol has few options.
42% : He smoked a blunt of marijuana while crossing the river.
41% : Run like you're fleeing the Border Patrol, they yelled.
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