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Justice For Shanquella Robinson: Letter To Biden Makes Strong Case For ‘Swift Diplomatic Intervention’ In Mexico

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A new letter urges President Biden to employ "diplomatic intervention" with Mexico over the death of Shanquella Robinson to "send a clear message that transnational criminal activities will not be tolerated."

The post Justice For Shanquella Robinson: Letter To Biden Makes Strong Case For 'Swift Diplomatic Intervention' In Mexico appeared first on NewsOne.

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