Iranian Immigrants to the U.S.

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"The overthrow of the Shah of Iran in 1979 led to the establishment of the regime of the Ayatollah Khomeini in that nation. Millions of Iranian citizens who were opposed to the harsh, inhumane policies of Khomeini fled the country. over the years, a great many of those Iranian refugees have settled in the United States. Unfortunately, upon their arrival in the United States, the Iranian immigrants have faced a whole new set of problems. Because of these problems, Iranian immigrants require a great deal of support from their own ethnocultural community in order to become truly adjusted to the new way of life in America. Thus, it can be seen that the concerns of Iranian immigrants in America are an important advocacy issue. These concerns must be addressed in order that the experiences of Iranian immigrants do not have an entirely negative impact upon their lives."

More papers on Iranian Immigrants to the U.S.:

• Analytical Essay # 18300 : "Iranian Immigrants in the U.S."
• Analytical Essay # 112888 : "Immigration to the U.S."

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