Hispanics slow to assimilate in US study finds mixed progress
A Fort Worth area profile contrasts Mexican immigrants with broader U.S. society. It tracks work focus, limited civic engagement, and language shift across generations, noting lower English proficiency and enrollment among first generation Mexicans, yet rising bilingualism in the second and third generations.
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Hispanics in America find strength in family and culture
The piece traces Mexican American family life, language use, and traditions like quinceaneras amid assimilation debates. It cites Brent Wilkes of LULAC and Migration Policy Institute data on citizenship and voter engagement, noting strong family support and religious ties as a base for success.
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