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Iraq, Illegal Immigration and the November Midterm Elections

With no compromise on Capitol Hill, illegal immigration remains a divisive issue in next month's elections, in border states and beyond. Do voters want the President's guest worker program, 700 miles of fencing or both? Where do minority voters stand?

By Warren Olney • Oct 25, 2006 • 1h 0m Listen

With no compromise on Capitol Hill, illegal immigration remains a divisive issue in next month's elections, in border states and beyond. Do voters want the President's guest worker program, 700 miles of fencing or both? Where do minority voters stand?

Warren Olney
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To the Point

Iraq, Illegal Immigration and the November Midterm Elections

With no compromise on Capitol Hill, illegal immigration remains a divisive issue in next month's elections, in border states and beyond. Do voters want the President's guest worker program, 700 miles of fencing or both? Where do minority voters stand?

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To the Point

Iraq, Illegal Immigration and the November Midterm Elections

With no compromise on Capitol Hill, illegal immigration remains a divisive issue in next month's elections, in border states and beyond. Do voters want the President's guest worker program, 700 miles of fencing or both? Where do minority voters stand?

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