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Should the US take in more refugees?

Posted on September 6, 2015 by Lane Kenworthy
  • Are we too flooded with illegal immigrants?
  • Do today’s immigrants assimilate? Do they commit more crime?
  • A refugee crisis explainer
  • The welcome mat in the US and Germany
  • Arguments against letting in more
  • Why we should take in more, and how to do it

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