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More people immigrating to New Jersey as numbers slow nationwide
Ben Fogletto
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Rita Patel of Galloway (left) and Yamini Patel of Galloway participate in prayer service Friday at the Hindu Temple of South Jersey in Galloway. Numbers show a continued trend nationwide and statewide of a slowdown in the Latin American-born population as the Asian-born population steadily grows.
Krishna Mathias
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