Perhaps ironically, more recent Hispanic immigrants often perform better in school than those who have been here longer. This is called:

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The term used to describe the phenomenon of more recent Hispanic immigrants performing better in school than those who have been in the United States longer is the "immigrant paradox." This is because it is counterintuitive to the belief that immigrants tend to struggle academically. The immigrant paradox is thought to be the result of factors such as cultural values that prioritize education, stronger family ties, and a sense of resilience and determination among recent immigrants.

Perhaps Ironically, More Recent Hispanic Immigrants Often Perform Better in School