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... border , and one - third at the destination.31 - There has been much talk of defending the border more resolutely digging a trench , or using the Army to support the Border Patrols . But this is unlikely to work . With over 1 million ...
... border , and one - third at the destination.31 - There has been much talk of defending the border more resolutely digging a trench , or using the Army to support the Border Patrols . But this is unlikely to work . With over 1 million ...
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... border illegally to work in agriculture . This process acceler- ated between 1974 and 1984 during the period of the oil boom . Table 14.3 compares the census data for 1971 and 1981 and shows the turn - round in Venezuela's immigrant ...
... border illegally to work in agriculture . This process acceler- ated between 1974 and 1984 during the period of the oil boom . Table 14.3 compares the census data for 1971 and 1981 and shows the turn - round in Venezuela's immigrant ...
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... border between Kenya and the United Republic of Tanza- nia.1 These and other nomads usually manage to claim whatever nationality suits them best at a given time . Many other people will drift across borders to meet members of the same ...
... border between Kenya and the United Republic of Tanza- nia.1 These and other nomads usually manage to claim whatever nationality suits them best at a given time . Many other people will drift across borders to meet members of the same ...
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