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Q On page 49 of your textbook, there is an excerpt from the New York Times in reference to a class action lawsuit filed by the more than 70 Juveniles and their families. Briefly explain what this lawsuit entailed and your thoughts on it. Also, provide at least three solutions as to how the United States can prevent these incidents from happening again.

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