If they live in our country, they are not immigrants.
Immigrants are people who move to our country from foreign countries.
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No, southerners are not considered immigrants within their own country. The term "immigrant" typically refers to someone who has moved to a different country or region different from their place of birth or citizenship. Southerners, specifically in the context of the United States, are native-born residents of the southern region, which includes states such as Texas, Florida, Mississippi, and others. However, it's worth noting that immigration can still occur within a country, for example, when people migrate from one region to another within the same country.
