U.S. investments might curb illegal immigration

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Foreign aid to developing countries is often the act of a more wealthy country, not a private company. But experts say private investors may be the solution to some of the toughest foreign policy questions, including illegal immigration from south of the border.

The key is long-term lending for residentsof Mexico and Central America, loans used to spark businesses and build affordable housing ? and to create the jobs that come with both.

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