Threatened Peoples Threatened Borders Wo
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- Open LibraryOL9538607M
- ISBN-100393969444
- ISBN-139780393969443
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As a "nation of immigrants," the United States has a long tradition of admitting a variety of people into its polity, and these admissions have often been guided by foreign policy considerations or have given rise to political interests that have influenced foreign policy.
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SociologyReferenceImmigrantsPolitical ScienceRefugees, united statesEmigration & ImmigrationImmigrants, united statesRefugees, government policyPolitics/International RelationsUnited states, foreign relationsInternational Relations - GeneralUnited states, emigration and immigrationEmigration and immigration, government policy
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