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By the time he was deported at 23 for selling drugs, he had a girlfriend and a daughter in San Bernardino. He remained in Tijuana to be close to his daughter. He kicked his drug habit. But after a few months — alone and depressed — he began using again. https://t.co/tpriOm27Lc — PolitiTweet.org

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He folded his blanket and checked to see whether anything had been stolen from him while he slept. Most of the men around him — he’s careful not to call them friends — had already taken their first hit of the day. “This goddamn place,” he said. https://t.co/tpriOmjaNc https://t.co/N6kzOs3PZf — PolitiTweet.org

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At first, it was a few hits of heroin every few days before work. By 2020, though, fentanyl had displaced almost every other drug in Tijuana. The first time he tried it had been a revelation. Since then, addiction had reordered his life. https://t.co/tpriOm1zVE https://t.co/09zenSh8OC — PolitiTweet.org

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