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The book offers a thorough historical analysis of American refugee policies from the mid-20th century to today, highlighting the significant shift in the U.S. approach during the Cold War, when over three million refugees were welcomed. It delves into the political and cultural conflicts that arose, showcasing the struggles between advocates for refugee admission and their opponents. By examining the evolution of laws and programs, it reveals the complexities and motivations behind changes in American attitudes towards refugees.
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Americans at the Gate, Carl J. Bon Tempo
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- 2015
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