History of Displacement and Oppression: US Refugee Policy and its Effects on Hmong Resettlement
Date
2018-12-19Author
Her, Chue Tu
Advisor(s)
Pha, Kong Pheng
Oberly, James Warren, 1954-
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This paper discusses the US refugee policies that played a key role in refugee and immigration policy in the United States, especially on the Hmong who were resettled here after the Vietnam War. Additionally, this paper will briefly cover the complicated history of the Hmong, how they got to Southeast Asia, their involvement in the Vietnam (particularly the Secret War in Laos) and their eventual resettlement in the United States. Through their history and through these refugee and immigration policies we see how it has shaped the lives of immigrants and refugees who have come to the United States, especially on Hmong refugees.
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Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Participation, Hmong (Asian people)
Hmong Americans -- History
Hmong Americans -- Ethnic identity
Hmong Americans -- Cultural assimiliation
Hmong Americans -- Relocation
Refugees -- United States
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