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zalisa [80]
3 years ago
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explaining how you would like immigration policy to look from now on? would you allow all immigrants, no matter their status (le

gal or illegal), skill set, or familial ties? Do you think we should restrict it more? how would you like the media to portray immigration?
History
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mel-nik [20]3 years ago
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I would like to know first, whether or not they have commited any crimes, because if they are a criminal, they would onky cause crimes here and increase crime rate (not saying that every immigrant is a criminal) If they have a clean record, then I think it would be okay, people come to our country looking for a new life.

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