Are there any Han people in America? What nationalities are it composed of?

There is no specific ethnic division in the United States, because the United States is an immigrant country. In a small kindergarten in the United States, there may be immigrants from hundreds of countries and their descendants, so it is impossible to divide races in the United States. American nationals are collectively referred to as citizens. However, the United States is a white society, and there will still be whites, yellow people, blacks and Indians in society, and there will be more or less discrimination against other ethnic groups, but these distinctions only exist in society, not in law.

China people living in the United States call themselves China people, Tang people and Han people, and live in Chinatown. It's just that China people, as people of the same language and species, spontaneously meet difficulties in white society. This is life.