Immigration is an important part of United States’ history. Between the years of 1870 and 1910, more than 20 million individuals migrated to the nation. As the years progressed, many of the American natives began to treat migrants unfairly. The group of migrants that I have chosen to focus on is the Chinese. Many Chinese migrants dwelled together in Los Angeles’s Chinatown. The immigration process for the Chinese was both a positive and negative experience. After coming to the United States, the Chinese were able to find jobs that satisfied them. However, they were also eventually treated as outcasts.
To begin, Chinese immigrants began to find jobs at laundry mats and restaurants. More jobs like mining and building railroads became available,
To begin, Chinese immigrants began to find jobs at laundry mats and restaurants. More jobs like mining and building railroads became available,