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George Will on 'the least important problem' with immigration reform

November 14, 2013

"Immigration reforms should address three problems — border security (the least important problem; about 40 percent of those here illegally came on visas they overstayed), the needs of America’s workforce and the status of the 11 million here illegally."-- Washington Post Republican columnist George Will.

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