I understand some of the compassion people have, but the reality was they used a loophole in the law to get into this country.
John Rice Carter: “I understand some of the compassion people have, but the reality was they used a loophole in the law to get into this…”
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Carter discusses the misuse of legal loopholes by immigrants.
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