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The Paradox of Immigration: Opposition Is Strongest Precisely Where There Are the Fewest of Them

By Kevin Drum Jun 25, 2016, 6:58 pm117 pts
James Fallows is in western Kansas around Dodge City, where many of the cities are majority Latino and full of immigrants from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Cuba, and more recently Somalia and Sudan. Here's what he says: I can’t let this day end without noting the black-versus-white,…

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