This literature review examines issues related to the immigrant population at the community college. It centers on first-generation immigrants, including naturalized citizens, legal permanent residents, individuals who are in the process of legalizing their immigration status gand persons residing unlawfully in the United States. The review considers questions of access, educational attainment, and institutional services, policies, and programs introduced with specific attention to the needs of immigrant students.
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