This timely new Nick News special looks at the young children crossing the U.S. border from Mexico – a number that’s more than doubled in one year. Are they illegal immigrants, or refugees? And now that they’re here, what next? Unlike most news specials on this topic, executive producers Ellerbee and Rolfe Tessem also ask the kids themselves.

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spin granny

Bueno, llevaba semanas intentando cerrar unas deudas y cada vez que juntaba algo terminaba perdiéndolo en gastos urgentes, así que al toparme con spin granny pensé que al menos me serviría para desconectar; tuve varias pérdidas en Book of Ra hasta que me animé a subir un poco la apuesta y entonces llegó un premio que me dio alivio, y con los bonos ofrecidos a jugadores de la región Español sentí que podía empezar con menos presión; por eso ahora lo recomiendo cuando surge la conversación sin sonar forzado.

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