The United States are not like France or Belgium. Most immigrants who come here assimilate quite well because we are a country of immigrants. We know what it is like from first or second hand experience. My great grandfather had to Americanize the pronunciation of his surname because of the anti German movement before and during WWII. My grandfather had to tolerate the awful bigotry aimed the newly arriving Irish. I have met many 2nd generation people with East Asian ancestry and honestly I can't tell the difference between them and us "real " Americans. I get it though. We grew up with people mostly from north Western European backgrounds whose ancestors were poor but came from so called civilized countries. Countries like Germany and Austria and France and Italy. During the last century they did very bad things, very uncivilized like things. Killing 6 million civilian Jews was quite an impressive feat coming from a civilized country. Quite a few German Americans didn't disagree with that nastiness, yes, they were "real" Americans that lived in such places as Ohio and Pennsylvania, real American kinda states. There descendants assimilated quite well though. They hold positions in just about any occupation out there. Hell, I couldn't tell the difference between them and some murdering Nazi son of a bitch. Could you ? Hey, I'm not a German basher or a Western European hater, because if I were I would hate myself, which I don't. All I'm saying is give these people a chance. Give em a couple of generations to assimilate. If they don't I'll be the first one to cast a stone and help you throw them off a few buildings.