The immigrants spread unevenly across the country,with（）having the largest percentage of immigrants.A、NortheastB、the WestC、MidwestD、the South
The immigrants spread unevenly across the country,with（）having the largest percentage of immigrants.
- A、Northeast
- B、the West
- C、Midwest
- D、the South
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