Small, local growers diversify the food supply chain, foster young talent in an aging industry, and reinvest money back into the local economy.

Immigration bolstered population growth and housing demand in big cities like Houston. What happens when immigration declines?

Through Chef’s Club, refugee women in Atlanta develop their own catering businesses and cooking classes.

Turkey took in more Syrian refugees than any other nation during the 14-year conflict.

Organizations that help newcomers have started to cut programs and lay off staff due to the loss of funding.

Immigrant contributions to government revenues are higher than they may first appear.

Trump Administration-era cuts scaled back refugee programs, but the resettlement of 88,000 Afghans prompted them to ramp up and expand.

But remittances have actually fallen as the war has dragged on.

75-year-old Alla Mikhno fled to a small town in Poland, where people are using their own resources to make refugees feel at home.

Resettlement agencies say they’re ready to help.