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Issitt (Opinions Throughout History: Voters' Rights) ably demonstrates that immigration is not just a contemporary issue but one that has been a challenge in American history since colonial days. In 28 chapters of chronologically arranged topical essays, he covers a wide range of subjects such as quotas, racial bans, evolving asylum laws, and changing American attitudes toward refugees. The book begins with a general introduction defining the term refugee as well as an overview ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More