Introduction Hatred toward Asian Americans is not a yesteryear problem regarding history concerns. According to Chen, (31), Chinese immigrants came into the United States in the 1850s in significant numbers, largely to California and other western states. They were influenced to come to the US by the construction works. The construction sites worked by chines included mining and railroad construction. Chinese immigrants were willing to fill these high demanding jobs despite the petty wages that were offered for these dangerous jobs. Immediately or after a short while, the slogan of Asians stealing white jobs began (Chen 32). This banality was fully associated and emerged as a result of racism toward Asian-Americans. Main body One of the causes of hatred towards the immigrants Asian-Americans was racism. This issue describes the prolonged hatred that to some extent connects to the recent hatred toward these people from China. Racism had its source, which is the trope regarding Chinese people coming to steal white jobs in the US. The California Supreme Court in 1854 strengthened racism against the Asian immigrant people in People v. Hall (Lee 180). The court decision was that the Asian origin people could not provide evidence in court against a white person. The case was of the murder of a person of Asian origin by the name Ling Sing. He was shot and killed by George Hall who was a white person. The witnesses’ testimony was rejected simply because they also were Asian. This act, therefore, is a clear indication of the prolonged hatred towards the Asian-American people. In the real sense, this was an awful act of the Court as it reinforced racism towards Asian-Americans other than finding a prolonged solution. Discrimination figures out to be another possible cause of the hatred of the Asian origin people in America. At some time back during the COVID-19 period, a white man killed eight people in the Atlanta region. He was targeting three Asian-run massage parlors that were in this region of Atlanta. The age of the victims ranged from between the age of 44 to 74 years. Among the eight victims, six of them were Asian women who were disproportionately older Asian women. These women were important to their families in various dimensions. Some were mothers, grandmothers, and sisters and all worked in low-paying jobs. The media and law enforcement people were quick to fight and flatten the Atlanta shooting story for some reason. In the real sense, they disregarded the most noxious intersecting aspects affecting the community today (Lee 184). This ignorance, therefore, is an indication of the reinforcement of the continued hatred towards Asian-Americans in the United States. The action, therefore, exposed the Asian American to more threats from the white as they did not have anyone who could protect them. On the other hand, the former president of the US Donald Trump strengthened white supremacist accounts with his implications about the place of origin of the current COVID-19 pandemic. The former president in his view regarded the pandemic as the ‘China Virus’ (Pistol 296). Therefore, on a true view, president Trump’s reference to the pandemic is an indication of a cause to the prolonged and continuous hate