Twenty-eight Amerasian youths and relatives began a journey to the United States under the departure program. For these families, migration involved claims about parentage, state processing, and the prospect of reunion. The program created legal pathways but did not resolve the broader social and economic consequences of war for Amerasians in Vietnam.
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