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The Washington Post has corrected a headline that claimed there was “no migrant ‘surge’ at the U.S. southern border,” though it chose to say the article had been “updated” rather than correct, and now claims the surge is “actually a predictable pattern.” The “update” follows a correction that the publication was forced to issue earlier this month in an article that attributed fictional quotes to President Donald Trump.
The Washington Post’s original headline on Wednesday read “There’s no migrant ‘surge’ at the U.S. southern border. Here’s the data.” The headline has since been amended to “The migrant ‘surge’ at the U.S. southern border is actually a predictable pattern.”
A message reading “this post has been updated” is now contained within the article, and there are some text changes as well.
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