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A country for all by Jorge Ramos · Booklabria

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A country for all

Politics and governmentGovernment policy

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First published: 2010

Synopsis

Describes the United States as a country divided between citizens or legal residents and undocumented immigrants; discusses the growing Hispanic population and its increasing role in government; and argues for immigration reform.--[source unknown].

Subjects: Politics and government
Government policy
Legal status, laws
Hispanic Americans
Illegal aliens
Law, united states
Set in: United States

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Publisher: Vintage Books
Published: 2010
Pages: 153
Language: English
Contributor: Fitz, Ezra E.
ISBN-13: 978-0307475541

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