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The paper relates that Roger is a Canadian born and bred, as they say, and he looks upon all newcomers as less than full citizens. The paper relates that he expresses this in the way he treats some of his neighbors, showing his contempt for people who come from other countries. The paper explains that this is not a racial thing for him as much as it is a deep-seated sense of the importance of national identity, and he promotes policies that restrict immigration and naturalization as he extols the people born in Canada as the only real Canadians.

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"Roger is a Canadian born and bred, as they say, and he looks upon all newcomers as less than full citizens. He expresses this in the way he treats some of his neighbors, showing his contempt for people who come from other countries. This is not a racial thing for him as much as it is a deep-seated sense of the importance of national identity, and he promotes policies that restrict immigration and naturalization as he extols the people born in Canada as the only real Canadians. He gets into an argument on this issue at a local meeting and suggests that those born in Canada in the era after the formation of the country are somehow..."

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