Daniel tichenor in dividing lines

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According to Daniel Tichenor in Dividing Lines: The Politics of Immigration Control in America, left-right coalitions are a recurrent feature of American immigration history. Why does immigration policy create tensions in both the right and the left? Why do groups that support expansion disagree over rights? And which of the four facets of the liberal state, identified by James Hampshire in chapter one of, The Politics of Immigration, does the left-right, restrictionist coalition exemplify and why? Please give at least one quote from each source.

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