"Political assimilation" involves the process by which individuals or groups, especially migrants, integrate into a new society's political culture. This includes adopting the norms, values, and practices of the host country, which can affect their participation in governance and civic life. Successful assimilation can lead to increased political engagement and representation while fostering social cohesion. Conversely, failure in this process may result in marginalization and disconnection from mainstream political discourse. Ultimately, political assimilation contributes to the diversity and complexity of a nation’s political identity.