Copyright 2018 NPR. To see more, visit ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: Immigration is near the top of the list of issues Americans find the most worrying. That's according to a recent poll conducted for NPR by Ipsos. Views on immigration diverge sharply depending on people's party affiliation, where in the country they live and whether they know people born outside the United States. Over the past few days, we've explored some of what we learned from that poll. And today we go to rural southwestern Virginia. NPR's Melissa Block talked with people in the small town of Galax, which has one of the fastest-growing Hispanic populations in the state. TROY BARKLEY: Now, today we're going to do some dribbling stuff for a little while. MELISSA BLOCK, BYLINE: Soccer camp for young kids in Galax is bilingual. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: (Speaking Spanish). BLOCK: About 7,000 people live in this town set in the gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountains close by the North Carolina border. In the schools now, almost a third of
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