Did 1880s immigrants eventually integrate into American society?

Yes, many immigrants who arrived in the United States during the 1880s eventually integrated into American society. Over time, they adapted to cultural norms, learned English, and contributed to the economy, often settling in urban areas where they formed communities. While they faced challenges such as discrimination and economic hardship, their contributions in labor, culture, and politics helped shape modern America, leading to a diverse and multicultural society.