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The Changing Character of U.S. Immigration

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First published at 08:59 UTC on December 24th, 2022.

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Jason Richwine discusses the connection between culture and immigration. The relationship is not generally discussed, yet culture is a key aspect of immigration.

Richwine observes that different groups assimilate to different degrees. He discusses …

Jason Richwine discusses the connection between culture and immigration. The relationship is not generally discussed, yet culture is a key aspect of immigration.

Richwine observes that different groups assimilate to different degrees. He discusses previous immigrant waves and their nationality, as well of the success of immigrant nationalities in achieving economic parity with mainstream America.

Presented at the Social Contract held its 36 Writers' Workshop conference in Washington, DC, September 30, 2012.

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