One challenge faced by immigrants who came to the United States in the late 1800s was language barriers. Many of these immigrants came from non-English speaking countries and had to overcome the difficulty of learning a new language in order to communicate and integrate into society. Another challenge was discrimination and prejudice. Immigrants were often met with hostility and faced xenophobia from native-born Americans who saw them as competition for jobs and resources. This hostility sometimes even escalated into violent attacks and riots against immigrant communities. Lastly, a significant challenge was the struggle for economic stability. Immigrants often arrived in America with limited resources and had to find employment in order to support themselves and their families. However, they often faced low wages and poor working conditions, which made it difficult for them to improve their economic situation.
