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Peter Schrag

California's lessons on immigration

By Peter Schrag
April 2, 2006

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AS THE IMMIGRATION controversy reaches white heat, California, with more than 9 million immigrants in a population of 36 million, 2.4 million of them undocumented -- both far and away the highest proportions in the nation -- represents America's most important test of how well that new population is assimilating and how native, white Americans are assimilating to it. The ... (Full article: 678 words)

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