I am a very strong believer that we should think about our immigration problem and our immigration crisis as an economic problem as much as a cultural or a law and order problem.
JD Vance: “I am a very strong believer that we should think about our immigration problem and our immigration crisis as an economic…”
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Vance emphasizes viewing immigration as an economic issue affecting housing.
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