Recession Hits Immigrants Hard: Survey Finds Decline In Foreign-Born Residents For First Time In 40 Years
Wall Street Journal:
The number of foreign-born residents of the U.S. declined for the first time since at least 1970, as a recession and tight labor market dented America's image as the land of opportunity.
In multiple ways -- falling homeownership, families moving in with others, couples putting off marriage -- the report illustrated that the recession has upended Americans' lives.
Read the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.







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First Posted: 09-22-09 12:10 AM | Updated: 09-22-09 12:33 AM