Immigration and migration in Southeast Asia reached a peak in the 19th and 20th centuries. What country has dominated this process?

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China has dominated the immigration and migration process in Southeast Asia due to its large population, economic dominance, and cultural influences in the region. Chinese migration to Southeast Asia has occurred since the 9th century, but reached a peak in the 19th and 20th centuries with many Chinese seeking opportunities in the region's booming trade, agriculture, and mining industries. Today, ethnic Chinese communities make up significant portions of the populations in countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore.

Immigration and Migration in Southeast Asia Reached a Peak in the 19th