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Sept. 11: One year after

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Globe and Boston.com coverage from September 11, 2001
A look at how the world has changed since September 11   Day 5: Detainees
Detainees
Her husband deported, Shokriea Yaghi has remained in Albany, hoping to clear his name. (Globe Staff Photo / John Bohn)
For those deported, the losses are wrenching
For the more than 1,200 people who have been detained or deported in the federal dragnet since Sept. 11, the debate about civil liberties vs. national security is more than an academic exercise. For them, plans have been destroyed and dreams crushed. As the government's aggressive investigation continues, it has generated a wave of criticism.

 FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Legal rights change after 9/11
Fate of detainees in Cuba remains unclear
Graphic: Legal rights
 

 SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
AFP Photo
A look back at the day
 VICTIMS
Globe Staff Photo / David L. Ryan
A list of those lost




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