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Immigration and Migration
SociologyImmigration: The process by which people move from one nation into another both legally and illegally. Since our founding the United States has been a beacon to the world, for those who wanted to make a new life for themselves and their family.
Migration: The process by which people move from one part of a country to another.
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Myths and Facts About Immigrants and Immigration
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