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LULAC, which bills itself the country's oldest and largest Latino civil rights group, said the Biden administration needs to tell Congress that citizenship is a must.

Citizenship or else: Activists warn Dems over amnesty for illegal immigrants →

LULAC said the states are engaging in rebellion with their border security efforts.

Immigration activists call Texas border security efforts an 'insurrection' against U.S. →

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