Immigrants who sustain multiple social relationships that link their societies of origin with their societies of settlement are known as
A)transnationals.
B)transglobals.
C)international citizens.
D)global citizens.

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Immigrants who sustain multiple social relationships that link their societies of origin with their societies of settlement are known as transnationals. This term describes the way immigrants maintain ongoing connections to their homeland while also building new relationships and connections in their new country. They may maintain ties with family members, participate in cultural events, or invest in businesses or property in their country of origin, while also working and living in their new country. The other choices, transglobals, international citizens, and global citizens, do not specifically describe this type of immigrant experience.

Immigrants Who Sustain Multiple Social Relationships That Link Their Societies