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vicotolentino

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The U.S. Census Bureau defines a migrant as someone who has moved at least to another
 
  a. city.
  b. county.
  c. state.
  d. country.

Question 2

The difference between an immigrant and in-migrant is that an
 
  a. in-migrant is always a legal migrant, whereas an immigrant is not.
  b. immigrant is usually a male, whereas an in-migrant is not.
  c. in-migrant is someone whose place of origin in known, whereas an immigrant's origin is unknown.
  d. immigrant is usually an international migrant, whereas an in-migrant may be either an internal or an international migrant.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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