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Arabs first settled in Chicagoland Within the mid-19th century, when immigrants from all parts of the arena were flowing ceaselessly into the U.S. As tensions Within the Arab world flared, immigration increased―the primary to arrive were Lebanese Christians, followed by Muslim Palestinians. As of late, there are more than 250,000 Arabs Within the Chicago area, with equal numbers of Christians and Muslims. Part of the material of Chicago, Arabs serve in many jobs, from business leaders to elected officials to judges, doctors, engineers, journalists, and more. Within the wake of the tragedy of September 11, 2001, Arab Americans have come under great scrutiny and have suffered much misunderstanding. Now, this book, which explores their integral role in Chicagoland’s growth, is particularly vital.