No...my father's great grandfather came from Germany, just in time to serve in the Civil War, and be seriously wounded at the Battle of Malvern Hill, fighting in the New York Artillery. (And being awarded a Medal of Honor).  My mother's family came from Ireland, primarily, to Massachusetts, and lived in an area called "Hungry Hill" where the Irish were "allowed" to live.  You obviously don't know squat about how immigrants were treated, and somehow think your forebears are the only ones that suffered discrimination.  Wish I had the "privileges" of GW Carver, Ben Carson, and other blacks who succeeded in SPITE of obstacles.  I'm betting my last dollar, THEY didn't sit around, sniveling about their lot in life.  They went out and MADE something of themselves, just like my family did.  WE might not have dressed like the Kennedys, but we were always warm in the winter, had food on the table, and learned a moral compass and work ethic.