One of the greatest threats we face today is this idea that cultural collision results in negative outcomes. The reality is the very opposite. Immigration and assimilation are key ingredients for creating vibrant communities! https://iea.org.uk/media/an-american-in-london-how-to-celebrate-multiculturalism-with-football-and-flags/ …
Empirically, how can we tell when assimilation is succeeding or failing? And should failures inform immigration policy?
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One concrete example: Texas is an American state because Mexico allowed too much American immigration. I would say that qualifies as a failure of assimilation.
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