How does the Latino immigrant experience vary between first-generation immigrants and their children?

Children of Latino immigrants often grow up navigating both their parents’ cultural heritage and the wider American culture. They may adopt American customs more readily than their first-generation parents while still keeping important parts of their heritage, which can shape a distinct identity. This makes B, “Children tend to more readily adopt American culture while retaining their heritage,” the best answer.

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