The Tide of Immigration
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A person can not be an immigrant to the United States more than once any more than a person can be born more than once. It is a char- acteristic of this meaning that it does not alter. ' There is also need to call attention to the dis- tinction between the words "immigrant' and "foreign born' as used respectively by the Bureau of Immigration and the Bureau of the Census. For illustration, included among the foreign-born population as enumerated by the census are citizens here from British North... Ameri- ca, in particular from Canada, and from Mexico and Cuba, while, as has been stated, these are not recorded as immigrants by the Bureau of Im- migration. The significance of this is indicated 210 NET IMMIGRATION in the fact that in 1910 the census reported among our foreign born more than 1, 200, 000 from Canada and 220, 000 from Mexico. Nor do the statistics of the Bureau of Immigration record as immigrants those arrivals who though born in some foreign country have become naturalized citizens of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A person can not be an immigrant to the United States more than once any more than a person can be born more than once. It is a char- acteristic of this meaning that it does not alter. ' There is also need to call attention to the dis- tinction between the words "immigrant' and "foreign born' as used respectively by the Bureau of Immigration and the Bureau of the Census. For illustration, included among the foreign-born population as enumerated by the census are citizens here from British North... Ameri- ca, in particular from Canada, and from Mexico and Cuba, while, as has been stated, these are not recorded as immigrants by the Bureau of Im- migration. The significance of this is indicated 210 NET IMMIGRATION in the fact that in 1910 the census reported among our foreign born more than 1, 200, 000 from Canada and 220, 000 from Mexico. Nor do the statistics of the Bureau of Immigration record as immigrants those arrivals who though born in some foreign country have become naturalized citizens of the United States.
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