Mexican Immigrants feel obligated to assimilate into the American culture. Robert Sallady (L.A. Times, 6 October 2006) informs how the most important issue to voters in California – immigration – has received minor attention from Arnold Schwarzenegger's and Phil Angelide's campaigns; Schwarzenegger neatly illustrates why the subject is difficult to discuss. Mexican Immigrants come to California to find better jobs, a better future for their children and of course have some success; Yet, Governor Schwarzenegger has a different point of view on the "American success" and how not assimilating yourself into the American culture can make Mexican immigrants not be "embraced by Americans". Salladay's purpose is to inform anyone who votes in regards of immigration issues and how the Governor of California is touching those issues of immigration
Governor Schwarzenegger appeared in L.A.'s Chinatown to celebrate the midautumn Moon Festival and promote bean paste moon cakes. There he was......

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Title: Wait, What? American Culture?
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