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Cecilia Reyes, ProPublica, and Jenny Ye, WNYC
Why 100,000 school children in New York face airport-style security screening every day
Crime in schools has dropped sharply but the city still requires students at more than 200 schools to take off their shoes and send their belongings through X-ray machines.
Cecilia Reyes, ProPublica, and Jenny Ye, WNYC
· Jan 14, 2016 · 11:30 pm
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