Should Immigration Be Banned From America

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IMMIGRATION

Have you ever thought of losing someone that you love so much because someone took them away from you or maybe you never see that person again after when they got taken from you. You probably never thought about this because you feel very secure in the United States of America but sadly not everyone is like this there is a group of association called immigration immigration separate family illegal family they're people who come from their countries looking for freedom and liberty and safety and as for their family in a nice society for their children to grow up. In my personal opinion immigration should be banned from America from any place literally. My first reason why immigration must be stopped

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