Haller and Colleagues Argue That Contemporary Immigrants Face Different Barriers

Haller and colleagues argue that contemporary immigrants face different barriers to successful adaptation because ______.

A) there are no likely interruptions to weaken cultural traditions
B) it is easier to remain connected to one's homeland
C) primary sector jobs require high levels of education they often do not have access to
D) rates of upward mobility have increased
E) the second generation is likely to have higher levels of education