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New KFF/Los Angeles Times Survey Examines Immigrant Experiences in the U.S.
A new KFF-Los Angeles Times partnership survey of immigrant adults – the largest nationally representative survey focused on immigrants – shows most feel they found a better life for their families in this country, but many also face economic hardships and discrimination.
The survey also finds that a quarter of immigrant adults who have sought health care in the U.S. say they have been treated differently or unfairly by a doctor or other provider since coming to the United States.
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The survey also finds that a quarter of immigrant adults who have sought health care in the U.S. say they have been treated differently or unfairly by a doctor or other provider since coming to the United States.
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