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I do not think so, but could be wrong. What I think is happening is that migrants who are already living abroad for a while feel a need to emphasize their born-
by the-dude 10y ago
I do not think so, but could be wrong. What I think is happening is that migrants who are already living abroad for a while feel a need to emphasize their born-in-to identity to counter the immigrated-into society.
And salafists ( Saudi Arabia ) is sponsoring a lot of mosques and thus have a say in the one who preaches there.
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- khnd 10y ago> migrants who are already living abroad for a while feel a need to emphasize their born-in-to identity to counter the immigrated-into society This is an important point. Going further, things like Trump brand politics of demonizing outsiders and newcomers fuels this need to emphasize born-in-identity.