Abstract: We prove that if immerses then immerses , where is the graph obtained from by replacing each edge in with a parallel edge of multiplicity . This implies that when is a simple graph, satisfies a conjecture of Abu-Khzam and Langston. We also show that when is a line graph, has a -immersion iff has a -minor whenever , but this equivalence fails in both directions when .
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