Personally, I believe our laws should not say that the relatives of any Americans are not welcome to become Americans themselves.
Lyndon Johnson: “Personally, I believe our laws should not say that the relatives of any Americans are not welcome to become Americans…”
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Remarks on Immigration Policy to a Group Interested in the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Commemorative Stamp.
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