in the cartoon, now prosperous immigrants object to further immigration to America. What is the meaning behind the prosperous im
migrants' shadows? Why might the prosperous immigrants be against further immigration to America? Can this cartoon be applied today? If so, with what types of immigrants and why? Provide details and support for your answer.
The meaning behind the prosperous immigrant's shadows has a lot in common with the things they are objecting. The shadows shows <u>people who is tired, hurted</u> and some of them looks like they are taking things over them, like bags or personal stuff. This tell us that they also reflects the pain of the people who in the past were immigrants. That some day before the one we are on, their parents or grandparents could come from another place and ask for permission or for help to survive in this new place they want to call home. In any country there are people from all the globe, and they are constantly in touch with things or persons from another country or city. <u>We all have something to share</u>, to find, to learn and to teach, so any country a person is coming from should not be rejected. Since the moment somebody is leaving his home, his city, his country is because maybe he wants to find a better place to grow up.
