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Why Thousands of Chinese Cross Mexican Borders to Reach America Chinese immigrants surge at the U.S. border due to economic crisis, repression, and real estate woes in China.
Trump Under Fire for 'Poisoning US Blood' Comment About Immigrants Donald Trump's divisive remarks comparing immigrants to "blood contamination" have sparked criticism and raised concerns.
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