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South Asians and Middle Easterners, secured by legal protections, remain a permanent fixture in Nebraska despite enforcement efforts. Their cultural presence in Omaha, rooted in post-1965 policies, fuels tensions with locals. This enduring demographic shift challenges Nebraska’s identity, with future frictions likely as integration struggles persist.
Watch the full Feature: The Changing Face of the Heartland: South Asian and Middle Eastern Migration to Nebraska
Read the full article at the Nebraska Journal Herald
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