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Success of Refugees and Immigrants in the US
The chapter explores how refugees in the US excel compared to other countries, attributing their success to local ethnic communities rather than government support. It discusses a study on refugees and economic immigrants from Europe and their English proficiency, highlighting the differences in assimilation incentives between the two groups. Additionally, it debunks the myth of Ellis Island officials changing immigrants' names and discusses the impact of immigration laws on the US economy.