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    Press Play with Madeleine Brand

    Janitor photographs confiscated belongings of arrested border crossers

    Used toothbrushes, mixed CDs, cell phones, water bottles, and pain relief medication are some of the items belonging to migrants who crossed the border from Mexico into America, and then were arrested. U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents in Arizona threw away most of the items. But a janitor picked them up and photographed them.

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    By Madeleine Brand • Dec 5, 2019 • 1 min read

    Used toothbrushes, mixed CDs, cell phones, water bottles, and pain relief medication are some of the items belonging to migrants who crossed the border from Mexico into America, and then were arrested. U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents in Arizona threw away most of the items. But a janitor at a CBP facility near Ajo, Arizona picked them up and photographed them. You can see his photos in a new exhibit at the Skirball Cultural Center called “El Sueño Americano | The American Dream.” Photographs by Tom Kiefer.

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    1. 0:00Rep. Karen Bass on the urgency of impeachment, plus Kamala Harris dropping her presidential bid
    2. 12:11Stanford professor Pamela Karlan draws big attention at House Judiciary impeachment hearing
    3. 19:34Janitor photographs confiscated belongings of arrested border crossersYou’re reading this
    4. 27:511978 shaped San Francisco into a modern city
    5. 41:10Britney and Lindsay were tabloid fodder -- until Instagram came along
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