Brookhiser posits that by the year 2050, one-fifth of the population will be Hispanics. Multiculturalism is the norm in America (Brookhiser). .
In the early 1990s, a great number of persons migrated to the United States. Because of this, one would perceive that America is becoming really diverse. According to Frey, the latest estimates on the population shows that "multiethnic counties are few and far between". He suggests that anyone that rides a taxi or shops in a large city such as Los Angeles or New York City would assume that America is "growing more racially and ethnically diverse by the day". He asserted that this is simply not true, because there has been a concentration of certain minority groups into certain regions with a few of them settling in metro areas. The newest immigrant minorities are Asians and Hispanics. They typically enter the United States by way of major cities and stay in those areas. (Frey 38). However, diversity still the engine of our society.
We need immigrants because they became better citizens than people born here.
Sharing of ideas and cultures has made America what it is today, but when a large number of immigrants are localized in a particular area, there is always the change of problems. Some even suggest that immigration to America should no longer be allowed. This is interesting, because if one took away all of the immigrants there would only be Native Americas left in this country. .
According to Yang, there has been a phenomenal conversion of other religions to Protestantism in the United States. Many of those that have immigrated to America in the past few decades have joined conservative Protestant churches. These people have included immigrants from Asia, South and Central America, Latin America, Korea, China, and Southeast Asia (Yang 237). There are many religions enjoyed by Americans, such as Protestantism, Catholicism, Judaism, and many others with a great number of sects within the different religions.