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I have been in prison for 20 years and at that point I had no hope until the day when my

attorney formula possible turn around, I've been condemned to die in prison.

I just imagine all of the signs seeing that they'll open for me.

I was a dream that I could get out, kind of overshadowed everything else and the other

feeling that I had because it's freedom.

Then I got to sit and think about what if ice comes and get in.

From FuturoMedia and PRX, it's Latino USA, I'm Maria Inohosa.

Today, the story of Juan Castillo, an immigrant who was condemned to die behind bars, but

was given a chance to leave prison only to find his freedom threatened again this time by

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