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Deported migrant who '60 Minutes' painted as sympathetic family man claimed he was gay on asylum application

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Moussa Diawara's 2009 asylum application claimed he was a gay man facing persecution in Mali, appearing to contradict the family man narrative shown on "60 Minutes."

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