"Three-generation assimilation" is hardest to achieve amongst Muslim American immigrants and a rejection of this assimilation might lead to the forming of homegrown terrorists.

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The three-generation assimilation model suggests that immigrants fully assimilate by the third generation. However, cultural and religious differences, as well as experiences of discrimination, can make this process more challenging for Muslim American immigrants. A lack of assimilation and feeling of alienation can sometimes contribute to radicalization.

"Three-Generation Assimilation" Is Hardest to Achieve Amongst Muslim American Immigrants