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So given that reality, let us not cast that all of the problems and ills of our society are somehow upon the immigrants who have come to this country.
Luis Gutierrez / U.s. Representative
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So given that reality, let us not cast that all of the problems and ills of our society are somehow upon the immigrants who have come to this country.
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Immigration policy should be set and enforced federally.

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We cannot be a pro-immigrant party only when it is convenient.

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