1.   A friend who was also pained over the book said immigrants living in New York may have gone through somewhat the same, and they may have.

2.   But few Thai immigrants now live in that borough, and Sunday visits did not provide the daily contact some yearned for.

3.   But, it said, the effects are relatively small and are not concentrated in the areas where immigrants live.

4.   Concern was valid, as many immigrants lived in cramped quarters in large Eastern cities where disease was rampant.

5.   Immigrants must live here for five years before becoming eligible for citizenship.

6.   Immigrants routinely live in tool sheds and garages.

7.   In reality, most immigrants live in prosperous western cities with few racial incidents.

8.   In the New York area, Indian and Pakistani immigrants sometimes live and work side by side.

9.   Krasny has no idea how many Russian immigrants live in Brighton Beach.

10.   Many immigrants had lived in villages so poor that even indoor plumbing and trash cans were considered luxuries.