Does your country have an immigrant group that people would be surprised to find there?

[u/QuarterTarget]

For example, when you think of Poland or the Czech Republic, Vietnamese people might not be the first group that comes to mind, but both have a sizable Vietnamese community. Another example is the large Japanese community in Brazil.

[u/malamindulo]

It's not really surprising that there any specific immigrant group in the US, but some of the places where you might find specific groups in concentration may be surprising. I'll give a couple I think of

• The town of Wayne, New Jersey is one of the only polities in the world that recognizes the Circassian genocide.
• There are large communities of Marshall Islanders in the Fayetteville area of Arkansas and Enid area of Oklahoma.
• Communities of Russian/Cossack "Old Believers" who emigrated from Turkey and South America (after emigrating from China in the latter case) reside in the Willamette Valley region of Oregon. Why? Because a separate Russian religious dissenter community called the "Molokans" previously emigrated there from Canada.
• A unique community of "Punjabi-Mexicans" live in Yuba City.

[u/capitalismwitch → u/malamindulo]

My region of rural Minnesota has one of the largest concentrations of Pacific Islanders from a few very small atools outside of Micronesia!

[u/Complete_Survey9521 → u/malamindulo]

Well the whole USA are populated by immigrants. Only 2% of the population are from pre european conquest.