39% of Americans say the U.S. should deport some illegal immigrants, but allow those who’ve been here for many years to stay if they haven’t broken other laws. 28% say all illegal immigrants should be allowed to stay, but only if they break no other laws and commit to learning English and U.S. history. 25% say all illegal immigrants should be deported.
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