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Viewpoints: Father Daniel Robayo talks immigrant rights in Valley

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Father Daniel Robayo, pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Harrisonburg, talks on Viewpoints on WVPT about local efforts to advocate for immigrants’ rights, and the impact of political rhetoric on immigration issues on immigrants in the Valley.

 

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