Do they have discrete communities, functioning apart from the culture of the host country?Explain

Write a policy paper  based on the specific articles. Choose any two articles to complete the assignment:

Islamist Extremism in Europe, CRS RS22211, July 29, 2005, Read all (6 pages).

https://fas.org/sgp/crs/terror/RS22211.pdf

“European countries have struggled to integrate their growing Muslim populations. A disproportionately large number of Muslims in Europe are poor, unemployed, or imprisoned, and many feel a sense of cultural alienation and discrimination.

For decades, countries such as Germany, Austria, and Switzerland viewed Muslim immigrants as temporary “guest workers.” As a result, little effort was made at integration, and parallel societies developed. Britain and the Netherlands embraced the notion of multiculturalism – integration while maintaining identity – but in practice, this concept helped entrench discrete Muslim communities, functioning apart from the culture of the host country. Nor has France’s integration policy prevented the segregation of its Muslim communities.”

The president wants to know about other identifiable groups in the United States who have immigrated in large numbers. Have they successfully integrated

Do they have discrete “communities, functioning apart from the culture of the host country?”

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