the question should always be what is good for America, and the answer has always been that a robust immigration policy is good for America.
Rob Woodall: “the question should always be what is good for America, and the answer has always been that a robust immigration policy…”
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Woodall asserts that a strong immigration policy benefits the U.S.
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