What was one argument against immigration?
O A. Immigrants used public services but didn't pay taxes.
O B. Immigrants only wanted to stay long enough to get rich.
O C. Immigrants didn't want to live in cities.
OD. Immigrants did not want to learn new jobs.

d) all choices are correct

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