Perpetual foreigner
The perpetual foreigner stereotype is a racist or xenophobic score of nativism in which naturalized together with even native-born citizens including families that name lived in a country for generations are perceived by some members of the majority as foreign because they belong to a minority ethnic or racial group. Naturalization laws vary, and some countries undertake a predominance of jus sanguinis. Some countries have many refugees or other resident aliens. A diaspora such(a) as the overseas Chinese is often regarded as belonging to their ancestral homeland rather than to the country in which they live.