Some Portuguese immigrants feel isolated as they grow old in their adopted home

The World | Oct 29, 2014
Margarida Xavier came to Massachusetts in the 1960s, when the Portuguese community in New Bedford was a booming microcosm of life back home. As younger generations integrate, life for the most elderly immigrants, who still maintain the culture and language of their home, are feeling isolated.

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