Most of the acculturative stress can be related to factors such as the language barrier, the deficit in coping resources, lack of support and in many cases their immigration status. To a certain degree the social vulnerability after immigration can lead to depression, substance abuse and even suicide because of the sense of alienation and isolation (Bhugra, 2003). Cultural distance can also be problematic when immigrant parents feel a loss of connection with their acculturated children, and subsequent generations cannot communicate efficiently because of linguistic and cultural barriers. Cultural dissonance can also have an effect in young Latino increasing their probability of mental health, this occurs because young Latino might feel divided between their Latino culture and the culture of the U.S.. Said division might cause young Latinos to feel misunderstood by those around them since their parent don’t comprehend the culture of the United States and their friends pressure them to acclimate further to the mainstream culture. This can lead into depression, substance abuse and get as far as