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One of the ironies of rising anti-Americanism abroad is that the U.S. has seldom been less “American,” in the simplest sense of that term. A sustained wave of immigration has given us a population in which 10 percent of U.S. residents were born in other nations—up from 5 percent as recently as 1970. Think of it this way: Thirty years ago, the country’s native-born residents outnumbered its foreign-born residents by a ratio of 19 to 1.
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