In what way does immigration to Western European after World War II most resemble modern immigration to the United States?

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Both post-World War II immigration to Western Europe and modern immigration to the United States fundamentally changed the ethnic and racial profile of the population. In Western Europe, immigrants primarily came from former colonies in Africa and Asia, while in the United States, immigrants primarily come from Latin America and Asia. Both waves of immigration have resulted in increased diversity and cultural pluralism. Option A is incorrect as immigrants to Western Europe primarily came from Africa and Asia, not Latin America. Option C is incorrect as both waves of immigration have faced significant social and economic challenges. Option D is incorrect as there is no evidence to suggest that immigrants to Western Europe placed an enormous burden on their health care system.

In What Way Does Immigration to Western European After World