Originally posted by Caligastia
Only a small percentage have entirely European ancestry, and those aren't the ones who want to immigrate. The vast majority are either Amerindian or a mix of the two. But "massive non-white immigration" includes more than just Mexicans.
The cultural differences are/were similarly large, but much else has changed. 1910 Italians didn't have welfare programs or bilingual education, and they also didn't view large sections of the U.S. as rightfully theirs.
Only a small percentage have entirely European ancestry, and those aren't the ones who want to immigrate. The vast majority are either Amerindian or a mix of the two. But "massive non-white immigration" includes more than just Mexicans.
The cultural differences are/were similarly large, but much else has changed. 1910 Italians didn't have welfare programs or bilingual education, and they also didn't view large sections of the U.S. as rightfully theirs.

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