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Title: Metropolitan immigrant gateways revisited, 2014

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Publication Year: 2014

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Abstract: The history of population growth in the United States has been largely tied to immigration. Current high levels of immigration combined with a slower growing U.S.-born population is changing our demography, and transforming the racial, ethnic, linguistic, religious, age, and skills composition of many places across the country. While the more than 42 million foreign-born U.S. residents comprise 13 percent of the population, these shares differ widely across metropolitan areas.

Url: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Audrey_Singer/publication/286239528_Metropolitan_immigrant_gateways_revisited_2014/links/5666fa1508aef42b57871e7b.pdf

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Authors: Singer, Audrey

Publisher: Brookings

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Topics: Migration and Immigration

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