Immigration
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Immigration advocates fear second Trump term
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Immigration advocates fear the re-election of President Donald Trump could lead to the end of birth-right citizenship, and a reduction in immigration down to zero. Immigration attorney Pamela Genghini Munoz, and FRANCE 24’s international affairs editor Douglas Herbert, share their perspectives on the future of immigration under a potential four more years if Trump.
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