Chinese Diaspora in the U.S. Braces for Trump’s Second Term
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Like other marginalized groups in the U.S., Chinese migrants and students are anxiously preparing for the policy changes under a second presidential term of Donald Trump. The president-elect has promised to implement mass deportation that would target millions of people, and top figures in his (…)
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