Bullying of Immigrants – Even in Research Literature
I’ve always believed that people usually live up to the expectations we place on them. Many children seem to succeed, often, based upon the support their parents and community give them. However, when the larger community around them closes ranks and lowers expectations,that, too, also seems to determine a great deal-both about what they will do, and how society perceives their successes or failures.
According to international migration information (Terrazas & Batalova, 2008) in 2007, 22.9% of school-age children had at least one immigrant parent, 47.5% of which reported their background to be Hispanic or Latino. In 35 years, white…






