Suppose a person gets married. You mean, they cannot come in the country with their new wife because at a young age they crossed the border illegally, for the rest of their life they cannot come across and live with their spouse.
John Hope Bryant: “Suppose a person gets married. You mean, they cannot come in the country with their new wife because at a young age they…”
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Discussing immigration policy and its impact on families.
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