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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. Carol Huey has lived for 20 years in a small town in Missouri after coming to the United States from Hong Kong.

She's been raising a family in this town and works as a waitress and a house cleaner, and as the New York Times reports,

she's well liked by a lot of the locals. But recently, Carol was arrested and she now faces

potential deportation. This has shocked and dismayed many of the town's residents, even though

the area went overwhelmingly for Trump. Today, Carol Huey is talking to us about her ordeal from

jail in Springfield, Missouri. She's talking to us about the tensions this is unleashed in this

small Trump-supporting town. At times, the conversation got very difficult, and she broke

down and cried. We also talked to Carol's lawyer, who explains her situation later in this episode.

But for now, we're talking to Carol. Hi, Carol. Thank you so much for talking to us today.

You're welcome, guys. Thank you.

Your name is Ming Li Hui, but we'll call you Carol.

Carol, can you tell us about your life in Kennet, Missouri, how long you've lived there,

the family you're raising, your jobs, and your friends?

I moved to Kenneth May 2004, and I was there. I was going to visit my friend. She was having baby in the hospital.

And after that, we're just looking around.

And I really like Kenneth.

People say Canada is really small.

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