Introduction to Migration Ch:3, Sec: 5 (Continuation) Mrs. Alwawi: Human Geography.

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Introduction to Migration Ch:3, Sec: 5 (Continuation) Mrs. Alwawi: Human Geography

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Chalk Talk It’s that time again! You know what to do! Should the United States restrict immigrants from coming into the country? Group 1: Answer the question Group 2: Respond to g:1, create your own questions, or thoughts Group 3: same as group 2