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Abstract
This issue brief explores the importance of the growing Asian American population in the United States, especially in regards to immigration policy and its implications for political engagement. In doing so, it touches upon cross cutting cleavages within the demographic, discussing markers of identity such as socioeconomic background and education.
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This issue brief explores the importance of the growing Asian American population in the United States, especially in regards to immigration policy and its implications for political engagement. In doing so, it touches upon cross cutting cleavages within the demographic, discussing markers of identity such as socioeconomic background and education.
Key concepts: Immigration, Political science, Asian americans, Geography, Ethnic group, Law