the following questions:
- What has changed and what has stayed the same in American immigration since 1986?
- In the 2000 census, what percentage of the population was foreign born? How does that compare to the historical numbers? (Hint: check the tables in this chapter and in chapter 6.)
- According to the 2000 census, the largest numbers of immigrants came from what regions of the world? Where did most settle? What were their education achievements and income?
- Why is the data so misleading when the census data on immigrants is lumped together?
- What does Daniels say the responsible historian must try to do?
- Who are "nonimmigrant" immigrants?
- Who do experts think comprise the major portion of the illegal immigrants?
- What is the longstanding discrimination against Mexican as opposed to Canadian border crossers?
- Why are the government's estimates of the number of illegal immigrants so unreliable?
- If we accept the government's numbers, what, in Daniel's opinion, are the vast majority of the 1.8% of the U.S. population that is undocumented?
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