Many Vietnamese refugees came to Texas because

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The reason behind why Texas was a good resettlement site for Vietnamese Refugees was because of the state's warm climate, it had a continuous expanding economy and its location near the ocean, since Vietnamese had a fishing and shrimping background, they decided that Texas was a good resettlement location.

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