Illegal Workers a Key Issue for Republican Candidates
It does not take long to establish what Mitt Romney regards as one of the defining issues of the 2008 presidential race. On the front of his campaign leaflets he is pictured standing beside a huge fence on the US-Mexican border| Comments on article "Illegal Workers a Key Issue for Republican Candidates " | ||||||||||||
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