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A. First, amnesty for illegal immigration.
B. Second, improve work program.
C. Finally, make illegal self-deport.
[Transition to Body: Illegal Immigration is a challenging issue, however, there are ways to find solutions for these undocumented immigrations to be either deported or legalized.]

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I. [First main point:] In the bright side, remission for illegal immigration or legalize them can result in a stronger nation.
A. [Sub-point #1:] Due to the status we have labeled them as Illegal immigration, make them feel like they are not a part of the nation and lose some benefits. By changing these people to be legalized might be a sign to build American stronger.
B. [Sub-point #2:] Everyone deserves a second chance. The ideal of amnesty

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