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    The document discusses several issues related to increased immigration, including concerns around where immigrants will live, their integration and intermingling with existing populations, the formation of ethnic enclaves or ghettos, and potential impacts on organized crime. It also mentions the adoption of foreign cultures by younger generations of locals, the influence of celebrities and advertising, and the use of propaganda to promote anti-immigrant sentiments. International relations issues referenced include claims to asylum seekers and territorial disputes.

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    The document discusses several issues related to increased immigration, including concerns around where immigrants will live, their integration and intermingling with existing populations, the formation of ethnic enclaves or ghettos, and potential impacts on organized crime. It also mentions the adoption of foreign cultures by younger generations of locals, the influence of celebrities and advertising, and the use of propaganda to promote anti-immigrant sentiments. International relations issues referenced include claims to asylum seekers and territorial disputes.

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    Increased Immigration - Where Will They Live?

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    Nadia Knifton
    The document discusses several issues related to increased immigration, including concerns around where immigrants will live, their integration and intermingling with existing populations, the formation of ethnic enclaves or ghettos, and potential impacts on organized crime. It also mentions the adoption of foreign cultures by younger generations of locals, the influence of celebrities and advertising, and the use of propaganda to promote anti-immigrant sentiments. International relations issues referenced include claims to asylum seekers and territorial disputes.

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