Huntington also complains that the more immigrants that enter the United States and move to neighborhoods where there are people who speak the same language, the more they are not willing to assimilate themselves into the Anglo-Protestant culture and values. But one thing is for certain that the increasing population of Mexican immigrants and other Hispanic groups will be more difficult when trying to learn English as a second language as well as for their descendants. One reason for this is because they stay in their own race communities. Huntington argues that most Latino immigrants find it more of a challenged to assimilate themselves into the United States culture than it was for past immigrants. But, Huntington also points out that it