Summary: New Immigrants In Chicago

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New immigrants in the city soon after their arrival came to the realization that the city was not a placed that offered everyone opportunities because many lived within poverty and ethnic tensions due to their economic status and unwillingness to Americanize into society. For example, Mexicans who arrived in Los Angeles faced discrimination because their culture “was seen an malleable, but required intense education in “American Values” to fit into modern, industrialized society” (Sanchez, 106). It was not only Mexicans, who fell into ethnic tensions due to their culture and economic status, but also other immigrants who arrived in Chicago suffered because of their class status and racial tensions that pushed them to live in the slums and