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I have not met anyone returning to Peru because of economic reasons but I do have family members who have returned to Peru in fear the INS might make arrangements to have them returned home.
Actually most of the people I have met who have returned are people who left because of the terrorism in the bad years. They had always intended to come home again eventually and when it was safe again, they did so.
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