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Lo Re, Malinić, Bellemo 5^D Rim XENOPHOBIA Lo Re, Malinić, Bellemo 5^D Rim

KEY CONCEPTS xenophobia= the fear of the presence of foreigners; this concept completes that of nationalism. The idea of nationalists is that immigrants do not belong in a nation-state which is intended for another ethnic group; immigration is seen by these people as something that could alter the national population and the national identity, as something that destroys their country.

MIGRATION TO THE USA

IRISH IMMIGRANTS Migration due to the Great Famine Terrible conditions of life Considered by the Americans as a stupid servant race

JAPANESE-AMERICANS West Coast The ones to be mistreated the most Decent relations with other Americans before World War II Excluded from American society after the bombing of Pearl Harbor Forced to move into internment camps

FRED KOREMATSU Korematsu and Bill Clinton Young Fred Korematsu

MIGRATION TO EUROPE

SCHENGEN REFORM Checks at all external borders for all travelers ID checks inside Schengen area