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The purpose of TIPS is to observe and document issues related to immigration, naturalization, the second generation, and propose workable solutions. Diversity thrives so that one can find Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians all owning businesses on the same city block in Houston. This is a model for democracy abroad.
Further, TIPS seeks to see to what extent our newest Americans influence or are influenced by their families that remain in other countries. To this end, review Asian film, relevant books, interview newcomers, and conduct polls. Services are provided free of charge. Our discoveries will be included in the Angelfire.com Blog section. TIPS encourages community dialogue and law abiding behavior, but cannot serve as a substitute for legal advice. In any case, TIPS cooperates with the local authorities but is not sponsored by them. |
Who is Angela Hamon? Angela is a writer, a graduate of Defense Language Institute, and a disabled United States Army veteran with a keen interest in international affairs and social science.
Please visit often and read about my struggle with Arabic and Hindi. Contact me if you have something to say about immigration or your experiences that you would like included here.
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