U.S. Legal Immigration Debate Splits

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Americans lean toward keeping legal immigration steady, see high-skilled workers as a priority

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Each year , about 1 million immigrants receive legal permanent residence (a green card) and are legally admitted to the U.S. Most of them are eligible because they have family already in the country.

Other immigrants receive temporary visas to work in sectors such as technology and agriculture.

Some Americans are more likely than others to support increasing legal immigration.

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