Even though Italians had flourished in Argentina, Italians were accused of many problems that were against their culture. In the contrast Italian immigrants continued moving to Argentina even though they started to face discrimination. Though cheap labor that brought Europeans to Argentina was something that the Argentinian elites had encouraged, some started to see immigrants as a threat to national identity and political stability because of European ideologies such as anarchism and socialism. The consequence of fear against Europeans led to the deadly antimmigrant depression also know as “La Seranta Trágica” or The Tragic week in 1919 were hundreds of immigrants were killed and brought xenophobia. The consequence of Italian immigration also
