Who immigrated to new york in the 1990s?

In this era, Russian and Eastern European Jews, Latin American immigrants and Asian immigrants immigrated to new york.

1, Jews in Russia and Eastern Europe: In the 1990s, with the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the drastic changes in Eastern Europe, many Jews in Russia and Eastern Europe got the opportunity to immigrate to the United States. Many of them chose new york as their place of residence and established a huge Jewish community.

2. Latin American immigrants: In the 1990s, the political and economic turmoil in Latin America led many people to seek opportunities to immigrate to the United States. A large number of Latin American immigrants poured into new york, adding rich cultural diversity to the city.

3. Asian immigrants: In the 1990s, with the economic rise of Asia and the political stability of the country, people from many Asian countries began to seek opportunities to immigrate to the United States. Immigrants from Chinese mainland, Taiwan Province Province, Hongkong, South Korea and India have established their own cultural communities in new york.