Immigrant communities play a significant role in shaping the U.S. economy by starting businesses, working essential jobs, and contributing to innovation across different industries. My article will break down how their work supports local economies, creates jobs, and adds to the country’s overall growth despite the challenges many immigrants often face.

For years, social security has worked as the safe haven for American retirement savings. But recently, young people have been wondering if it will be around when they retire.

Gentrification displaces low income black and brown communities, stripping them of cultural identity, affordable housing, and access to quality education and mental health care. More than an economic shift, it’s a public health crisis that deepens psychological distress and social inequality.