On the recordDecember 8, 2015
Americans don't believe that their interests are being put front and center when it comes to decisions about whether or not to issue an immigration benefit to a foreign national.
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congress.govAmericans don't believe that their interests are being put front and center when it comes to decisions about whether or not to issue an immigration benefit to a foreign national.
Goodlatte expresses concerns about immigration policies prioritizing foreign nationals over American interests.
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