Non-immigrants have higher low-income rates than immigrants.

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Studies have shown that immigrants have higher poverty rates than non-immigrants. One possible reason for this is that immigrants may face language barriers and other challenges in accessing education and employment opportunities that would help them escape poverty. Additionally, immigrants may be more likely to work in low-wage industries, which contributes to their higher poverty rates.

Non-Immigrants Have Higher Low-Income Rates Than Immigrants