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Advocates Criticize White House for Dehumanizing Migrant Terminology

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A migrant advocacy group, Jesuit Refugee Service/USA, has expressed strong disapproval of a statement on a White House website that refers to migrants as 'aliens.' Hilary Chester, the organization's vice president, stated that such language is dehumanizing and trivializes the struggles faced by refugees. This controversy highlights ongoing tensions surrounding immigration rhetoric and its impact on public perception of migrants. The organization is urging for more respectful language in discussions about migration.

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