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    High Rates of Illiteracy Should Not Necessarily Be Blamed on Immigration
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High Rates of Illiteracy Should Not Necessarily Be Blamed on Immigration

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High rates of illiteracy should not necessarily be blamed on immigration policies because many persons who have lived in this country since birth have this problem.

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