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the bearers of culture and the people who ridoriginate new lif and home and roots. right? so, think about the way we have framed anchor babies, right? immigrant women, anchor babies. i'm sorry, what are the babies they are giving birth to are not that. the immigrants today made something up even though they are doing what americans have been doing since the 19th century, if not before. they are asking for the same opportunity to do the things we did. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> this is one i should have brought to the beginning close tore the talk. i think you were invite thg question, i apologize if you weren't, which is, could you do any comparisons to any other places where, you know, where civil law, spanish and french law touched, you know, switched over to u.s. law but outside this treaty. missouri on one side and texas on the other side. just whatever you've got. >> okay. there's a lot of that in the book, particularly in the introduction and the conclusion. i talk a lot about missouri in the collusion because i love steve aaron's book "american confluence," abou