Should be afforded the same protections and rights

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Immigration Law

Defend or Refute the following statement:

Because a removal hearing, in some instances, may result in permanent exclusion from the United States, a person subject to removal should be afforded the same protections and rights as a criminal defendant. You must use the UTEP Library to find at least three (3) sources to support your argument.

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