What are the main problems faced by new immigrants from big cities in the United States?

American scholars, especially native white scholars, know through statistics that 60% of the population growth in the United States is related to immigration; One in nine Americans was born abroad, and one in five American children was born abroad. About half of Hispanics and Asians were born outside the United States; In many cities, ethnic minorities are in the majority. It is estimated that in a few decades or longer, the proportion of white Americans in the total population of the country will be lower than the average. Among non-white immigrants, the birth rate of Asian immigrants with the strongest ambition and higher education is far lower than that of Hispanic immigrants.

A pessimistic view holds that the dominant position of Anglo-Saxon tradition will be overthrown with the fundamental change of the racial proportion of the American population. If this prediction comes true, it will have a far-reaching impact on the political situation and other fields in the United States. In fact, this influence has been initially reflected. In the 20 12 US presidential election, Romney, who had a bad impression on Hispanic immigrants and the second generation of immigrants, despite his efforts in the election campaign, was far less able to govern than Obama. This influence will also translate into changes in the policy style and content of American foreign policy. At the same time, white Americans have realized that non-white immigrants have a lasting impact on their values and lifestyles, which will inevitably affect the immigration policy of the United States and even the policy of recruiting overseas students through more skilled and active policy lobbying. Any change in these two aspects will affect people in China and China.