immigrant families
Transplanted foreign kin
Immigrant families are family units that have moved from one country to settle in another.
The phrase appears frequently in discussions of immigration policy, often emphasizing the human dimension—parents and children rather than abstract statistics: The new policy separated immigrant families at the border.
It may refer to recent arrivals or to families with immigrant heritage across generations.
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- generational identityShared traits of birth-era peers
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- remittancesPayments sent abroad
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- demographicspopulation density, population growth, age distribution, population, gender ratio
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