Assimilation is necessary to preserving the culture of a country. In the US assimilation was possible because most of the immigrants were coming from Europe and came from Judeo-Christian cultures. These migrants from Europe were not welcomed by the US citizenry. Each national group suffered discrimination. Citizens were protective of their jobs and reacted violently to oppose each group of usurpers. The Jews assimilated well because they has been kicked around Europe for centuries. They knew how to blend in and still retain their Jewish Faith and Family customs.
Asians who had converted to Christianity had no problems. Those who continued their religious and contemplative practices mostly remained in their home countries. The US has a relative few Muslim Mosques and Hindu Temples. Many who are 2nd generation seem to be assimilating to US living.
The history of immigration to the United States has seen many
changes in the countries of origin of immigrants, as well as the reasons people
have come to the country:
Colonial era: Between 1700 and 1775, an estimated 350,000
to 500,000 Europeans immigrated to the United States, including Scots,
Scots-Irish, Germans, Swiss, and French Huguenots. Many of these
immigrants were indentured servants.
1840s–1889: The first large wave of immigration to the
United States, with over 14 million immigrants arriving. Most of these
immigrants came from Northern or Western Europe, with Germany, Ireland, and the
United Kingdom accounting for 70% of the total.
1881–1893: Immigration from central, eastern, and southern
Europe increased rapidly.
1894–1914: Immigrants from these regions accounted for 69%
of the total.
1915–present: The Western Hemisphere has been a major
source of immigrants, accounting for 46% of the total.
1965–present: Immigration from Asia and Latin America has
increased, with about half of U.S. immigrants coming from Latin America and
about a quarter from Asia.
21st century: Immigration from Africa has also increased.
In 1979, George Soros opened his first foundation, the Open Society Foundations. In 1979 his hedge fund had reached about $100 million and his personal wealth had climbed to about $25 million.
In 2015, 1.3 million Muslims migrated to Europe and requested asylum. They came for welfare and jobs. It was a Muslim invasion. Poland and Hungary refused to accept them. Italy stopped receiving them. They settled in Germany, the UK, France, Sweden and other countries. The Muslim Migrants committed crimes and became a burden. Terror attacks occurred. Women were raped. Migrants were disruptive. Europe is still dealing with the down-side of this mistake.
In 2015, 69,920 Muslims were admitted to the United States as refugees. The leading countries of nationality for refugees admitted during this period were Burma, Iraq, and Somalia. They settled in Minnesota and Michigan.
In 2017 George Soros funded the Open Society Foundation with $18B. Open Borders Scam
US Refugee resettlement from 1980 to 2024
Year #Refugees
1980 207,116 Reagan
1981 159,252
1982 98,096
1983 61,218
1984 72,000
1985 67,704
1986 62,146
1987 64,548
1988 76,483
1989 107,070 Bush I
1990 125,000
1991 113,389
1992 132,531
1993 119,448 Clinton
1994 112,981
1995 99,974
1996 76,403
1997 70,488
1998 77,080
1999 85,525
2000 73,147 Bush II
2001 69,886
2002 27,131
2003 28,403
2004 52,873
2005 53,813
2006 41,223
2007 48,282
2008 60,191
2009 74,654 Obama
2010 73,311
2011 56,424
2012 58,238
2013 69,926
2014 70,000
2015 70,000
2016 85,000
2017 50,000 Trump
2018 22,655
2019 30,000
2020 11,814
2021 11,411 Biden
2022 25,465
2023 60,014
2024 68,291
https://www.migrationpolicy.org/programs/data-hub/charts/us-refugee-resettlement
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Refugee migration was influenced by wars and Covid19. Congress set the ceiling on how many refugees could be admitted. Trump lowered the numbers. Biden added the numbers to the 20,000 illegals admitted from 2021 to 2024.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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