i believe the next congress will have a great opportunity to get it done. those who are here now and play by the rules and pay their taxes, who do all the things that citizens need to do as citizens of this country, have the opportunity for legal citizenship. and those who commit crimes should be deported. but i think that should be the main cases for an immigration reform that we can pass in the united states that will keep families together and ultimately make our economy stronger because we are going to bring these folks of the shadows and into the economy. one of the greatest things about the united states, one of the things that sets us apart from other countries is our rich history of immigration and the fact that from many we have become one. stronger asso much a people and that is something we should embrace. moderator: would you like to extend your comments? mr. fitzpatrick: no. moderator: thank you, gentlemen. a person who is 21 years old today would have been in mi
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