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Afghanistan. and they are very itegrated in the society so far as a lot of the construction and menial work is done by afghans, work that iranians are not willing to do. so they are an integrated part of the society and very important part of iranian society. i think most of the buildings that you see in this country wouldn't be built if it wasn't for the afghan workforce. so they actually contribute a lot to iranian society. but they are not treated particularly well. they never get citizenship, they are treated as second class people. their children can't go to school. and so it has quite a ...

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The father is visible in the background working the field. but the focus is on the children. for me a child it is a universal experience timeless and yet it already contains the seeds of aging a peasant's life this whole. nineteenth century europe was marked by famine and migration to the city of london a place of poverty and deprivation to survive homeless destitute orphans had no choice but to perform menial work. artists adopted the street urchin as a subject. the french on his jew best in the past painted this image of a flower vendor in london. the young go off his her roses to passers by...

These casinos here. the italian folks who came in and were running these casinos here. the irish folks who were regulating the casinos. >> that's an immigration story. >> it's the american story. that's what america is all about, immigration and people having opportunities. >> and that's what the candidates need to know. what would you say to donald trump about that? >> i don't think that he really means what he says as far as rounding up millions of people and shipping them across a border. it doesn't make any economic sense. it doesn't solve any problems, either, because you can't build a fe...

The top with it in many respects. >> was that the first indication to you that there was something wrong? >> well, i didn't really know that anything was wrong. it's easy to react to something like that and say something's wrong with him, but my children have been raised in church. >> sure. >> they had been raised in faith. he came back with a renewed religious interest, and i thought it was a little bit strange, considering, you know, past conversations with gus that he was that almost fanatical, you know. he was distant. he started making knives out of strap metal. i think his mother had him...