11.   Most Central American immigrants here live in East Boston, Somerville, Chelsea and Worcester.

12.   New Jersey preserved benefits for legal immigrants already living in the state.

13.   Or if he had toured some humble apartments in south-central Phoenix, where so many hard-working, God-fearing Mexican immigrants live.

14.   Poor, uninsured and fearful of any system, illegal immigrants living in metro Phoenix have had few choices for health care.

15.   Queens, for example, is already struggling to root out thousands of illegal apartments where new immigrants live in crowded, unsanitary conditions.

16.   Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., describes the dozens of American Polskas, where the immigrants lived, worked and worshiped.

17.   The longer the immigrants lived in the United States, the more their mental-health profile came to match those of the native-born Americans.

18.   The Immigration and Naturalization Service estimates that four million illegal immigrants now live in the United States.

19.   The posters show photographs of anonymous buildings, interchangeable modern boxes on city margins, where poor immigrants live.

20.   Experts who track immigration trends can only guess at how many illegal immigrants are living in the country.