Smuggled Chinese : clandestine immigration to the United States

Ko-lin Chin · Douglas S. Massey

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Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration and Labor Dynamics

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Foreword Douglas S. Massey Preface Acknowledgments Part I: Leaving for the Beautiful Country 1. In Search of the American Dream 2. In Search of the Beautiful Country 3. The Social Organization of Human Smuggling Part II: Following the Snakeheads 4. The Air Route 5. The Sea Route 6. The Land Route Part III: Climbing the Mountain of Gold 7. Safe Houses 8. Life in the Mountain of Gold 9. Stemming the Tide Glossary Appendix A: Research Methods Appendix B: Tables Notes References Index

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