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| Much of the literature on acculturation focuses on the migrant's or the minority population's adaptation to mainstream environments (Ghuman 2001; Dixon & Barletta 2003) and a high value is put on the minority person's willingness to adapt to and adopt new cultural experiences. He got the idea from talk radio, where another mayor--Lou Barletta of Hazleton, Pennsylvania--was talking about his crackdown on landlords who rent homes to illegal immigrants. Barletta enthusiastically reported the results of the month-old measure. |
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