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Nigerien Americans
Nigerien Americans are Americans of Nigerien descent. The 2000 census of the U.S. counted only 629 people of Nigerien ancestry among African immigrants in that country.〔
== History ==
In the eighteenth century, at least some slaves of day-present Niger were imported to modern United States. So, we know that in the modern United States arrived Mandinkas slaves from modern Niger.〔''(The WPA History of the Negro in Pittsburgh )'', Univ of Pittsburgh Press, 2004, ISBN 0-8229-4232-1〕 The African slaves were captured in conflict with other African ethnic groups, many times in the interior of Africa, who enslaved and sold them to European and American slave traders in the African shores. 〔(Bound To Africa — The Mandinka Legacy In The New World )〕 Other ethnic groups from Niger arrived to United States before the twentieth century were Songhai and Tuareg people (either as slaves or immigrants).〔(Growing Interest in DNA-Based Genetic Testing Among African American with Historic Election of President Elect Barack Obama )〕
However, after the abolition the slavery, the Nigerien immigration must have had very scare, because in the 2000 US Census, only 629 people indicated be of Nigerien origin.〔
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