The factors or elements that have contributed to the prejudice against immigrants include:
A). Differences in language and customs.
D). The fear of loss of jobs.
E). Prejudice against non-natives
- The components that eventually led to the discriminatory practices to be faced by the immigrants include the distinction of their beliefs, traditions, and language, the immigrant's inherent fear of losing their jobs if they oppose such behavior, and the biased mindset towards them.
- These factors developed an entire system of discrimination that continued for decades and the immigrants had to face it as they were helpless to oppose or defend it.
- Eventually, an inherent prejudice was set into the minds of the people and they were looked upon as inferiors in terms of their abilities, rights, jobs, etc. every domain.
Thus, options A, D, and E are the correct answers.
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