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White House migration strategy draws ire of key Central American leaders

By Katherine Doyle
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White House migration strategy draws ire of key Central American leaders

The Biden administration’s strategy to slow the flood of migrants arriving at the southern border hinges on an anti-corruption push that risks alienating key leaders in Central America.

Advisers to President Joe Biden say graft is among the top reasons people leave the so-called Northern Triangle countries of El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala to seek economic opportunities elsewhere.

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