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    In response to one of the colleagues blog post, I would like to disagree with the bottom line saying "Trump's policy will make it more difficult for criminals to obtain access to any sorts of visas" for a few reasons. First, while I agree with the fact that not every foreign national is criminal, I think there are far more criminals who are already American citizens. The vast majority of illegal immigrants in this country have always been hard-working people who devote their skills in many undesirable, physically-demanding jobs such as food processing facilities. My opinion is that there should be no reason to ward off people crossing the border illegally for that reason.


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