Residency patterns and secondary migration of refugees.
"This paper synthesizes available research regarding the residency patterns of refugees in the United States."  Consideration is given to the impact of policy on residency patterns and to the effect of secondary migration on the geographic distribution of refugees.  "The first section of the paper presents an historical background to this issue, tracing the evolution of U.S. policy and outcomes from 1945 to the start of the Indochinese resettlement program in 1975.  The second part focusses upon the residency patterns of the 1975 Indochinese arrivals, and the third section deals with refugees who have arrived since 1979."
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