Q According to the speaker which factors are significant is assessing the immigration debate, which are often overlooked? Why are these important? And what may they imply about the focus of the debate regarding immigration itself? More specifically, 'whom' is the immigration debate usually centered around, and why? (Hint: consider why immigrants from European and Asian nations are not generally pictured in these debates.) In your opinion, how may these factors be better represented, discussed, or brought forward into the mainstream debate regarding immigration?
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