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As Congress faces the controversial issue of immigration, politicians are uneasily juggling competing proposals: a House bill that focuses on...
Interviewee: Deborah Meyers
Interviewer: Esther Pan
June 22, 2006
Deborah Meyers of the Migration Policy Institute talks to cfr.org's Esther Pan about the current status of immigration legislation.
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