United States | Migrant communities
There is another country...
Most immigrants to America concentrate on becoming Americans. But for Tamils and Sri Lankans, Eritreans and Ethiopians, and thousands of other strife-fleeing people, distant wars are still very close to home
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From the August 19th 2000 edition
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