New wave of Soviet and Eastern European immigrants faces chilly reception
The article notes a shift as new arrivals from Russia and former Soviet states seek freedom and opportunity in the United States. Early refugees faced martyrdom narratives, while recent migrants are blamed for greed and crime, stirring tensions with established immigrant communities and highlighting cultural divides across neighborhoods like Brighton Beach and Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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