Kazakh American
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Kazakh Americans are those residents of the United States who are recognised or whose family are recognised as Kazakhs. The current population numbers about 3000.
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Kazakhs began to emigrate to the United States after World War II. In 2000s, many Kazakhs orphans children were adopted by American families. [1]
Researchers[who?] have identified a number of Kazakhs groups emigrated to United States:
- Former Soviet citizens who were captured during World War II and, upon liberation by Allied troops, migrated to the United States;
- Kazakhs from Turkey, who emigrated as part of the Turkish labor migration;
- Kazakhs from China who migrated via Japan or Taiwan;
- Kazakhs who emigrated from the Soviet Union during the existence of the USSR;
- Kazakhs from Kazakhstan, who come to study or work;
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