I moved back to the U.S. this year (ugh) to the general area I grew up. My sibling lives in one of the cities that used to just be a boring suburb of white people, Asians, and middle-class Blacks and Latinos (the general demographic of the overall area). About 15 years ago, the Indians began arriving. Not the handful of first or second gen Indian-Americans who had normal kids and did normal things from the 90s, but the tech immigrants.
Sibling’s town is now majority Indian. Indian mayor. On Reddit, people are now complaining about how Indians in this town have taken over children’s baseball and soccer fields for cricket. The common complaint I’ve read (I like getting the pulse on local gossip, OK?) is that the Indian residents don’t want to be part of American culture and just want to make this town India 2.0. It’s not like the town was cool or anything, but it’s a real bummer.
I grew up appreciating the diversity of this area, and I had so many friends of so many backgrounds in elementary and middle school. Can you imagine being the only non-Indian kid in an American school? That shit should look like a Crayola Crayon box. Homogenous populations are bad for society, no matter what the race is.