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Imagine you lost a job opportunity to an immigrant; would this shape your view on immigration policies?

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 @9H76579 from Washington  answered…2yrs2Y

not really, the immigrant was more hard working than me or anything like that, if I was so replaceable that specifically a immigrant stole my job then that means I as a fully fledged American aren't doing enough

 @9H769GLWomen’s Equality from Washington  answered…2yrs2Y

No. If an immigrant is better than me, then it is what it is. It is not an "immigrant that stole my job." It is an immigrant who is better than me.

 @9H9HNYR from Colorado  answered…2yrs2Y

Yes it would because I understand their importance of employment, but am I losing my job just because of their circumstances?

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