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It’s like a line of families who will be next, next, next, next,” Liana Avetisian, a Ukrainian mother in DeWitt, said. She ...

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Federal prosecutors allege Kseniia Petrova violated customs law by failing to declare preserved frog embryos in her luggage, in a case that's raised questions over her detention.