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She is explaining that immigration matters to her personally because her mother is from Jamaica and still lives in the United States with a green card. The quote connects her views on immigration to her family background and lived experience.
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Originally said in English.
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About Ayesha Curry
Canadian-American businesswoman, cook, restaurateur, actress, writer and philanthropist
Ayesha Curry is a Canadian-American businesswoman, cook, restaurateur, actress, writer, and philanthropist. She has built a public profile across food, media, and business, and is known for work that combines cooking with entrepreneurship and on-screen appearances. Her career spans several fields, from running food-related ventures to writing and acting. She is also associated with philanthropy, and her public work often centers on home cooking, lifestyle, and family-oriented food culture.
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