・・・・Unfortunately, tough economic times seem to be the natural ally of hate groups. Memberships swell with new recruits who blame their troubles on minority groups. For example, the SPLC reports that known anti-immigrant hate groups have increased from 602 in 2000 to 888 in 2008—a 48 percent increase. This prompted Jeff Schoep, leader of the neo-Nazi National Socialist Movement, to crow, "This immigrant thing ... has been the greatest boon to us."
Fueling more hate group activities are the election of the first black U.S. president and a new U.S. Census report predicting America's whites will lose their majority status by 2040.mtexpress.魚拓
アメリカーーー経済不況のため、憎悪を扇動する団体が増加し、弱者（マイノリティー）を非難している、と。
さらに、弱者グループ出身のオバマ氏が大統領になったことや、２０４０年までには白人がマジョリティーではなくなる、ということもこうした傾向を強める要因になっている、とのこと。
Posted on Sun, Jan. 25, 2009
Immigrants becoming targets of attacks魚拓
