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I believe that some of the deporting immigrants was justified, but not all of it. There were a lot of families like Nadira’s. These families are the illegal immigrants. Which I believe the government had a right to deport since they came to the U.S illegally, but they also took everything they had before they left. The government should not have taken anything from them they had to work to get those things because they still had to work for them. The problem with what the government is they also deported who were immigrants, but had citizenships. These people had to go through a long and hard process to get their citizenships, so they should not just take them away and deport them. Just because they are from the same area as the terrorists

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