Foreign-born non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic immigrant adults often report fewer psychological symptoms compared with their U.S.-born counterparts.

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This phenomenon is often referred to as the "immigrant paradox," where foreign-born individuals may have better mental health outcomes despite facing socioeconomic disadvantages, possibly due to strong family ties, community support, and cultural factors that provide resilience against psychological stress.

Foreign-Born Non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic Immigrant Adults Often Report Fewer