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US church nativity scene puts Jesus in cage as detained refugee

By AFP
18 December 2019   |   1:39 pm
A church's Nativity scene in California depicts Jesus, Mary and Joseph as detained refugees, separated in cages to symbolize "migrants who are detained and who need assistance."

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