Homeland: Immigration in America

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Probe one of the nation’s most polarizing issues and a key topic in the 2012 election: immigration. The series presents contemporary stories of immigrants — legal and illegal — and those who confront them, help them, employ them and craft legislation that affects them. Ray Suarez, senior PBS NewsHour correspondent, narrates.

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Homeland: Immigration in America

Examining the enforcement of immigration laws in the U.S.

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