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|    Bill Clinton says =?UTF-8?B?4oCYdGhlcmU=    |
|    30 Sep 22 07:57:59    |
      From: johnny@invalid.net              By Adam Shaw       Published September 29, 2022              Former President Bill Clinton says "there is a limit" to how many       migrants the U.S. can accept before it causes disruption.              Clinton spoke on a CNN podcast and was asked by host Fareed Zakaria       about "economic migrants" who are "gaming" the asylum system.              "There is a limit to how many migrants any society can take without       severe disruption and assistance, and our system is based much more on       an assumption that things would be more normal," the former president       said.              Clinton said that when he was a boy and a young man, Mexican migrants       would move back and forth across the border to work in agriculture "and       it worked for people." But he conceded that the situation was now very       different.              "It’s an old story, but now you've got the largest number of refugees       since World War II because of Syria and now Ukraine and other       problems," he said.              Clinton also noted the recent surge in migrants from Venezuela that has       increased in recent months.              "What’s happening in Venezuela, more than 2 million refugees pouring       into first Colombia then nearby countries, has created unprecedented       new challenges."              https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bill-clinton-says-limit-how-man       -migrants-us-take-causing-disruption              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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