Dude, I live in SoCal. With the exception of the Aussies, every one of the other nationalities you mention are well represented in growing ethnic enclaves. Chinese & Indians? Please, they can’t wait to get out of their respective hell-holes. They make it here on a H1B and the very last thing they want to do is go home. Drop an anchor, and they get chain migration when the kid turns 18.
Dude, I live in SoCal. With the exception of the Aussies, every one of the other nationalities you mention are well represented in growing ethnic enclaves. Chinese & Indians? Please, they can’t wait to get out of their respective hell-holes. They make it here on a H1B and the very last thing they want to do is go home. Drop an anchor, and they get chain migration when the kid turns 18.Nope. Have you ever actually talked to a Chinese person about China? Or an Indian about India? They're super nationalistic. Many, if not most, don't view living in the states as a change in identity, it's just a way of getting enough money to live well back home.
If you don't believe me, get them started on stuff back home. Tibet for the Chinese or Pakistan for Indians. Then you'll see just how nationalistic they are.