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Our “Nation of Immigrants”: Conflict and Citizenship in a Refugee Relocation Program
Abstract: This paper explores the controversy surrounding the proposed settlement of a group of Somali Bantu refugees in Cayce, South Carolina, in 2003. Focusing primarily on letters to the editor of a local newspaper, analysis emphasizes how community members debated and constructed issues of difference, race, culture, citizenship, and belonging.
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