Summary
Since the early 1990s the southeastern United States, Georgia in particular, has become a primary destination for new immigrants.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, between 1990-2000, Atlanta was the fourth-fastest-growing metropolitan area in the country. Much of this growth can be directly attributed to immigration. And this trend is projected to continue as more than one-third of the total United States population is projected to reside in the South during the next 25 years.See the full content of this document
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The Challenge of U.S. Immigration Control
In the 1990s, Georgia's foreign-born population increased more than 200 percent with an estimated 400,000 documented immigrants. Added to this figure is a dramatic upswing in undocumented migrants. According to a recent report ...
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