Voices from the immigration debate (bunch of quotes from politicians)

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Posted on: June 28th, 2007
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“Latinos and poor communities are already struggling to get access to the opportunities that will move them beyond poverty, that will lead to things like education and homeownership,” Liz Guillen said. “The lack of Internet access is really a lack of access to information, and information is what one needs to move forward in today’s society.”

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