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Immigrant rights groups chanted “Jesus was an immigrant” under the New Mexico governor’s office Tuesday as lawmakers returned to Santa Fe for a special session that may include a proposed repeal of a law that lets undocumented workers get New Mexico driver’s licenses.
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I believe that those immigrants would refer to themselves as “undocumented,” not “illegal.” (No human being is illegal.)
Thank you Lestin! You are absolutely right. I’ve tried to purge that word from my vocabulary, but in the hurry of getting this posted today, I ended up using the words of the original article—not my own. Unfortunately the Associated Press has yet to make the proper distinction between law and people.