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Many people from India come to the U. S to work. Which of the following is a way which Americans foreign policy affects people from India? A. America’s policy affects how many Americans can go to India.
B. America’s policy determines how much workers from India get paid.
C. America’s policy determines the amount of goods that American companies can sell in India.
D. America’s policy affects how many Indians are allowed to come work in America.

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