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Mexico wants talks on immigration plan But U.S. says any negotiations on legal status 'will take time'
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MEXICO CITY, Mexico--Mexican President Vicente Fox, insisting that
Mexicans in the United States pose no terror threat, called Tuesday
for high-level discussions to give legal status to at least some of
the more than 4 million undocumented Mexicans living north of the
border.
President Bush, in a videotaped message to a Cabinet-level meeting
of the two countries, agreed that work on migration should continue
but did not suggest that an agreement was high on his agenda.
Fox told t...
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