With a controversial migrant deportation law in limbo, a migrant says he's worried about its impact on him.
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“I think this is going to make things worse,” said Morales. “I think that we need unity. I think it’s going to divide a lot of people, and it’s going to make people uncomfortable.”“I think it has the potential to be that way,” he said. “Absolutely. Because, well, who enters the country illegally? There’s going to be presumptions about that and presumptions to be made upon race, which is racial profiling.”“Why are people so nervous about this law?” asked KSAT reporter Daniela Ibarra.
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