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Which Crisis Should We Talk About First?

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Immigration, housing, jobs and strained budgets are all coming together to create a volatile political situation.

Author: GAIL COLLINS and BRET STEPHENS

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Illegal Immigration Immigration and Emigration Presidential Election of 2016 Presidential Election of 2024 United States International Relations United States Politics and Government

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