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Which one is correct?
1. Children who have been born in the U.S. ...
2. Children who were born in the U.S. ...
Which one is correct?
1. Children who have been born in the U.S. ...
2. Children who were born in the U.S. ...
1. Children who have been born in the U.S. ...
2. Children who were born in the U.S. ...
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