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Speech On Immigrants
Immigrants here to take all of our work?

With the sudden and massive influx of immigrants many wonder whether or not they will take all of us native Californians jobs. I am hear to ensure you hear the truth, by confirming that your fears are true.

With the jobs in the other inferior states being affected by the dust bowl and the general downfall of our country's economy. The Okies taking more and more away from our great state.

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