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Russell Brand - Me, I don't see immigration as a real...
Me, I don't see immigration as a real issue; for me an immigrant is just someone who used to be somewhere else, and the sooner we unite and organize to dismantle the structures that prevent all of us being free, the better I'll feel. (Russell Brand)

Me, I don't see immigration as a real issue; for me an immigrant is just someone who used to be somewhere else, and the sooner we unite and organize to dismantle the structures that prevent all of us being free, the better I'll feel.

Russell Brand

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