facing the diference of everything!!like house, language, social relationships, learning what means live good and ''ok'' in a diferent land. Lots of challenges for inmigrants start a new life in this country is a challenge too. Just to think about it is challenge but god bless america.
Mexican woman..
The immigrants faced racial discrimination, language barriers, and difficulty finding a job.
Yes, many immigrants during the Gilded Age settled in ghettos, which were often ethnic enclaves in urban areas. These neighborhoods allowed immigrants to maintain their cultural identities while providing a support network of fellow countrymen. Conditions in these ghettos were typically crowded and impoverished, reflecting the challenges immigrants faced in adapting to life in America. Over time, some of these communities evolved and contributed significantly to the cultural fabric of American society.
Some immigrants were discriminated against. Like the Scottish and Irish. But they later proved themselves worthy as inventors. But some immigrants had no money when they came to America and had to live on the streets. That is why they passed a law that no immigrant could become a citizen unless they had enough money to support themselves and they could prove that they could support themselves.
some immigrants came to the U.S like Hispanic, Chinese, Italian......
I think some immigrants supported political machines because they could run for office aswell...
They don't speak English.
Some examples of challenges faced by immigrants in the late 1800s were:- unable to speak English- overcrowding of the cities- unable to find jobs
the challenges are racism overcrowded and mostly BNP thank you
native americans even though we aren't immigrants !
Immigrants may come from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds. They may have varying levels of education, skills, and experiences. Immigrants may also face different challenges in adjusting to a new country and its culture.
different language,different culture,different people
The immigrants faced racial discrimination, language barriers, and difficulty finding a job.
Whether the benefits outweigh the challenges for immigrants can vary greatly depending on individual circumstances and contexts. Many immigrants find opportunities for better employment, education, and quality of life, which can significantly enhance their well-being and that of their families. However, they often face challenges such as cultural adjustment, discrimination, and legal hurdles. Ultimately, the balance of benefits and challenges is subjective and can differ from person to person.
alienation, prejudice and poverty were the dominant ones.
different language,different culture,different people
Yes, undocumented immigrants can fly back to their home countries, but they may face challenges with travel documentation and immigration laws.
Some obstacles immigrants face today include language barriers, discrimination, lack of access to resources such as employment opportunities and social services, and obtaining legal status in their host country. Additionally, cultural differences and integration into a new society can pose challenges for immigrants.