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【範文】 Social inclusion is paramount for empowering marginalized groups and ensuring they live with dignity. However, when governments enact policies to foster social integration, they frequently encounter substantial hurdles, particularly regarding immigrants and ethnic minorities. The primary obstacles are profound language barriers and deep-rooted social prejudices. For instance, new immigrants often face systemic discrimination in the job market due to limited language proficiency and cultural misunderstandings. Consequently, they are frequently confined to low-wage, labor-intensive sectors, which exacerbates their economic marginalization and heavily restricts their social mobility. Furthermore, local residents may harbor entrenched stereotypes and unwarranted fears of cultural dilution. This bias leads to a severe lack of mutual trust, creating an invisible societal divide that thwarts government initiatives aimed at unification.