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In this June 26, 2019, photo, Andy Vila, 21, speaks to callers who have phoned in to an anonymous know-your-rights hotline for immigrants who are in Miami illegally. He says his generation is more concerned with solving current problems than fighting past ideological wars. (AP Photo/Ellis Rua)

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In this Wednesday, June 12, 2019 photo, Andy Vila, right, sits at Domino Park, where elderly men at left play dominoes, in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami. Although the 21-year old was raised in a politically conservative Cuban American household, he is part of a wave of young Americans who are embracing socialism. His political beliefs have caused deep rifts within his family and social circles. (AP Photo/Ellis Rua)

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