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The Monitor's View Immigration bill and Obama's trip to Mexico: Why the two are linked

President Obama's trip to Mexico will help better integrate the two economies. And a piece of the Senate immigration-reform bill focuses on integrating the mainly Mexican population of undocumented immigrants. Each country must respect the other's sensitivities on these two integrations.

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Latin America Monitor Will Obama and Romney broach Latin America in tonight's debate?

Latin America Monitor View from Mexico: The presidential debate on immigration

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