Univision Holds Biden to Lofty Campaign Promises, Demands Amnesty

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Univision Holds Biden to Lofty Campaign Promises, Demands Amnesty

… reform, but turns against African-American voters, who, as … several meetings with the African-American community. Why is that … judged equally. The African-American vote is as important … several meetings with the African-American community.

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