Posted on: July 9th, 2008
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Immigration ]
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Politics ]
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Election 2008 ]
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Barack Obama,
John McCain,
latin america
Knowledge is Power!
With an eye on the fast-growing Hispanic vote, Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama addressed the League of United Latin American Citizens on Tuesday. Both presumptive presidential nominees spoke about immigration. “*
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