Title: Why do immigrants come to United States of America? | thegramblinite
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Why do immigrants come to United States of America?
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Content: These wanderers were believed by some to be the founding population (and ancestors) of today's Native Americans. Around the year 1500, the great European migration began. All of them came full of hopes and dreams of the "Promised Land." Many settlers from Europe and Asia came to seek their fortune in a new country which was thought to have unlimited resources. Many people from Africa and the Caribbean, however, were brought forcibly to America to work as forced laborers in the building of a new nation. Europeans were the immigrants back then, but they did not behave like today's immigrants do. Instead, they executed, isolated, and attacked Native Americans. Although Native Americans could not fight back with guns, they did what they could to defend themselves. There is always a touch of irony when a citizen of the United States complains about immigration. Except for those of pure Native American origin, every one in this country is of immigrant descent.