Immigrant Composition is a demographic construct that specifies the structure and characteristics of foreign-born populations within a nation, differentiated by attributes such as origin, duration of residence, legal status, and socio-cultural integration, thereby enabling systematic analysis of migration impacts on population dynamics.
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