Asian Americans report highest anxiety amid US identity and immigration debates

A recent survey indicates that Asian Americans experience higher levels of anxiety compared to other racial groups in the U.S. This heightened worry is linked to ongoing debates surrounding immigration, citizenship, and the nation's relationship with China. Despite a public perception of success, Asian Americans report a fragile reality marked by discrimination and policy concerns, with a significant portion feeling that they pose a threat to society. AI

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• Asian Americans
• China
• FBI
• Kamala Harris
• NORC at the University of Chicago
• Norman Chen
• Sruthy Chandrasekaran
• STAATUS Index
• The Asian American Foundation
• U.S.

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