Arturo Islas' Migrant Souls: The Lonely Effects of Assimilation

Assimilation of loneliness claims to be a European in the United States who chooses to consolidate future immigrants with existing residents of the land to become the dominant race. Mexico, Angel Family - Indian immigrants and Arturo Islas' theme of 'immigrant soul' became a victim of the strong demand of Americans to obedience. My father Sancho had never complained about assimilation, but he never completely "assimilated" and his wife Edviej worked hard to become part of American culture.

As a result, many government and political movements are increasingly demanding to "assimilate" immigrants, trying to limit 'multiculturalism'. But how to achieve and justify assimilation? Immigrants often use multiple lifestyles and identities at the same time. This is an important concept for the concept of increasingly popular "transnationalism" (Castles 1999; De Haas 2005; Taylor 2006; Shaw 2007; DFID 2007; IOM 2008). Because mobility and the possibility of communication are improved, immigrants are more likely to establish a connection with their country of origin (IOM 2008). Immigrants belonging to a cross-border network are usually organized according to one or more common factors (country of origin, race, religion, etc.) (DFID 2007: 20).

As assimilation of loneliness is a present immigrant of the United States and claims to be a future immigrant who chose to consolidate the land to become a dominant ethnic group, other cultures are worse than themselves Become. Mexico, Angel Family - Indian immigrants and Arturo Islas' theme of 'immigrant soul' became a victim of the strong demand of Americans to obedience. Father Sancho did not complain about assimilation, but he never assimilated

A study of the American sociological review in 2018 discovered that among ethnic groups most immigrants to America were fully assimilated within 20 years. Immigrants who arrived in the United States since 1994 absorbed earlier than immigrants who arrived in the previous period. Evaluation of assimilation may be difficult due to "ethnic consumption". This refers to the ancestors of immigrants who cease to self-identify their nationality and ethnicity of their ancestors. This means that successful anabolic cases are underestimated. Studies have shown that ethnicity is quite large in US Hispanic and Asian immigrants groups. By considering racial consumption, the assimilation rate of Hispanic Americans has increased considerably. In a paper in 2016, a question was asked that cultural differences must be an impediment to the long-term economic performance of immigrants.