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Masses of people all over the world persevere to immigrate into America for the incentive of a free and prosperous life. During the previous decades, economic prosperity and increased opportunities have been the majority of reasons for the immigration incursion. Throughout the various cultural diversities that make up the great country of America, economic success does not always occur for those individuals who live from their previous civilization. One attribute that complicates the achievement of economic success for an immigrant is the language barrier that resides between an American Citizen, and a person who speaks from another country. In order to overcome the hardship immigrants usually face, they must integrate, or acculturate into the American culture. Acculturating into American society will provide the opportunity to achieve economic success.

People have immigrated to America from every part of the world for numerous reasons. Immigration, as defined by the Merriam......

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