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    State Rep. Billy Wade Gaskill urged his colleagues to get "cranked up" on ways to solve the problems of illegal immigration, but cautioned against simple suspicion of outsiders. "We're beginning to look askance at those that are here illegal" said Gaskill, D-Paragould. Full Article at Boston Globe
    We're beginning to look askance at those that are here illegal
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 28 months ago
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  1. Generally, they are picked up
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 28 months ago
  2. Their counselors very proudly are preparing them to go to college (and say), 'There's something you need to know.' And at that point, these doors close to these children, these students
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 28 months ago
  3. If we're in Wal-Mart and we see a couple speaking Spanish, they may be very legal, but we begin to wonder. This is going to cause us a problem way over this country.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 28 months ago
  4. It's missing a few pages.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 28 months ago
  5. Immigration law is about as bad as tax laws with all of the ifs, ands or buts
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 28 months ago
  6. Apparently, these are people who have fallen through the cracks.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 28 months ago
  7. It's not flawed. They just don't have the full story
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 28 months ago

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