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Second-Generation Americans | Pew Research Center
Second-Generation Americans | Pew Research Center
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What it Means to be Third Generation – East Coast Asian American Student Union
The Latino Electorate by Immigrant Generation - Center for American Progress
Latino Children: A Majority Are U.S.-Born Offspring of Immigrants | Pew Research Center
Generational Differences | Pew Research Center
Are immigrant students disproportionately consuming educational resources?
The Second Generation: Glass Half Empty or Half Full?
First and Second Generation – The Immigration Initiative at Harvard
Immigrant Voting in the United States
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Spanish Fades with Generations - Language Magazine
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Not everyone gets more opportunities than their parents. But the children of immigrants do. - Vox
The Immigrant Paradox: The Stalled Progress of Recent Immigrants' Children
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