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No, they really don't, unless you consider a strong motivation to learn the language of the land an interest. You could certainly argue that it is. You have to consider also whether the interests of immigrants should come before the interests of citizens. There have been and will continue to be many, many immigrant populations in the US; most of those populations have not made strenuous attempts to avoid the learning of English. My grandmother was a non-English speaking immigrant to the US in the early 1900's. She learned English and made do. The Canadian French in Quebec are also protective of their native French, and I applaud them. We are a nation of immigrants, and it is not Immigration that is the problem. If I moved to a country where the language is Polish, I would learn Polish, and I would make do, even if my Polish was not the best.
What else can I help you with?
Who can serve more than 2 terms carry out laws make laws and be a us immigrant?
Senators and representatives can be immigrants and serve in Congress.
What was one reason immigrant from Mexico increased?
Laws restricted immigrants from Asia.
The government has passed laws to make it harder or easier for illegal immigrants to stay in the US?
The government has passed laws that make it much harder for illegal immigrants to stay in the US. It is harder for immigrants to work.
What is Economic interest group?
Organizations such as AARP, The Teamsters, and American Medical Association are lobby groups.
How did political machines such as Tammany Hall work with and for immigrants?
They promised bills and laws in favor of immigrants in exchange for votes.
Does the US need new laws regarding immigrants who come into the country?
yes because we still get illegal immigrants who get in
What did nativism immigrants had to deal with?
Nativism refers to the political and social movement favoring the interests of native-born inhabitants over those of immigrants. Immigrants often faced discrimination, hostility, and violence from nativist groups who viewed them as threats to jobs, culture, and social cohesion. They dealt with restrictive immigration laws, social isolation, and negative stereotypes, which made assimilation challenging. Overall, nativism created an environment of fear and prejudice that significantly impacted the lives of immigrants.
What were some of the culture differences that immigrants had to adjust to in the US?
Immigrants must learn to speak English, follow laws, find jobs, etc. All this cannot happen all at once. It can take many years for an immigrant to be fully accustomed to what life in the United States is about.
Why did congress pass laws limiting immigration?
If we are talking about the industrial Revolution, It was because the workers felt that the Immigrants were taking away their jobs and making them work for lower wages. Many of the Immigrants were Catholic and could not speak English, so the people of America felt threatened that theyw ere going to be overtaken by the Immigrants. Sources: My brain
What do politicians do to serve and represent the interests of the public?
Politicians serve and represent the public by creating and passing laws, making decisions on public policies, and advocating for the needs and concerns of their constituents. They also engage with the public through meetings, town halls, and other forms of communication to understand and address their issues.
What is 'in-laws' when translated from English to Italian?
"In-laws" in English is parenti acquisiti in Italian.
Why did the period of largely unregulated immigrants come to an end in the 1920s?
they past laws
