As Franklin D. Roosevelt, the thirty-second President of the United States said: “Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists.” We have to admit that America cannot be successful without the integral and dynamic part of the revolution reform, the immigration waves. Today, the immigrants have contributed a lot to the society that they are living in in terms of economic growth, human resources, technological innovations and culture enrichment.
Roosevelt must have a reason to state that all of us are descendants of the immigrants and revolutionists. About 12,000 years ago, the first indigenous people crossed the ice bridge connecting Asia to North America, yet it wasn 't …show more content…
According to the Census Bureau, despite making up only 16 percent of the resident population holding a bachelor’s degree or higher, immigrants represent 33 percent of engineers, 27 percent of mathematicians, statisticians, and computer scientists, and 24 percent of physical scientists. We can also list some famous names that are immigrants to the U.S., namely Albert Einstein who was originally a German-born physicist, or the famous Spanish actor Antonio Banderas, who played Puss in Boots in the ‘Shrek’ film series. The immigrants may come to the States for many reasons, but most of them always look for a chance to give back. The immigrants (and their offspring) have given the country many great doctors, lawyers, scientists. The U.S. had welcomed them when they were in need, when they were looking for freedom, and now they are giving back so much in return. They are high-skilled workers and some are working in intellectual …show more content…
Thanks to the immigrants that came to America, now Americans can taste Pho (the famous Vietnamese noodle soup) without going to Vietnam, or can benefit from traditional medical treatments such as acupressure and acupuncture from East Asia and herbalism from Latin America. Immigrants have brought with them the best things about the culture, language, foods and fashion style to America, making the country the interfering of diverse cultures. When Americans are bored to see American actors or singers all the time, they start to be interested in knowing about the different cultures. Aren’t the immigrants the ones who have brought culture diversity closer to American? Many immigrants gather and establish their own communities in the States: Little Italy in Lower Manhattan, NY, Little Saigon in California, Chinatown in many big cities such as New York, Boston, Providence… Those are becoming one of the must-see tourist attract in each city that they
Roosevelt must have a reason to state that all of us are descendants of the immigrants and revolutionists. About 12,000 years ago, the first indigenous people crossed the ice bridge connecting Asia to North America, yet it wasn 't …show more content…
According to the Census Bureau, despite making up only 16 percent of the resident population holding a bachelor’s degree or higher, immigrants represent 33 percent of engineers, 27 percent of mathematicians, statisticians, and computer scientists, and 24 percent of physical scientists. We can also list some famous names that are immigrants to the U.S., namely Albert Einstein who was originally a German-born physicist, or the famous Spanish actor Antonio Banderas, who played Puss in Boots in the ‘Shrek’ film series. The immigrants may come to the States for many reasons, but most of them always look for a chance to give back. The immigrants (and their offspring) have given the country many great doctors, lawyers, scientists. The U.S. had welcomed them when they were in need, when they were looking for freedom, and now they are giving back so much in return. They are high-skilled workers and some are working in intellectual …show more content…
Thanks to the immigrants that came to America, now Americans can taste Pho (the famous Vietnamese noodle soup) without going to Vietnam, or can benefit from traditional medical treatments such as acupressure and acupuncture from East Asia and herbalism from Latin America. Immigrants have brought with them the best things about the culture, language, foods and fashion style to America, making the country the interfering of diverse cultures. When Americans are bored to see American actors or singers all the time, they start to be interested in knowing about the different cultures. Aren’t the immigrants the ones who have brought culture diversity closer to American? Many immigrants gather and establish their own communities in the States: Little Italy in Lower Manhattan, NY, Little Saigon in California, Chinatown in many big cities such as New York, Boston, Providence… Those are becoming one of the must-see tourist attract in each city that they