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SOURCE: Made by History at The Washington Post
10/29/2020
The History of Hmong Americans Explains why they Might Decide the Election
by Melissa Borja
Hmong refugees were resettled in the United States after participating as US allies in military operations in Laos. American policy of dispersing refugees in small groups away from coastal areas created Hmong communities in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.
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