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In this week's edition of Digest, Nigel Thompson and Yamily Habib bring up the most talked-about issues. 

They begin with the news of 545 children that are still separated from their parents at the border and cannot be reunited just yet.

They continue by highlighting the last presidential debate before Election Day on November 3rd. 

And they close talking about the Pope and his support of civil unions of LGBTQ individuals in a recent documentary. 

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