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Inheriting The City: The Children Of Immigrants Come Of Age,New Vollmann The Unexpected Apex Of AThe United States Is An Immigrant Nationnowhere Is The Truth Of This Statement More Evident Than In Its Major Cities. Immigrants And Their Children Comprise Nearly Threefifths Of New York City'S Population And Even More Of Miami And Los Angeles. But The United States Is Also A Nation With Entrenched Racial Divisions That Are Being Complicated By The Arrival Of Newcomers. While Immigrant Parents May Often Fear That Their Children Will 'Disappear' Into