TODAY IN CONTEXT: History of American Immigration
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TODAY IN CONTEXT: History of American Immigration

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Founded as a nation of immigrants, the United States has seen four major waves of immigration that have shaped its history. In each case, the changing tides of demographics left their mark on America.

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