SUMMARY - U.S. Immigrants Particularly Vulnerable to Food Insecurity
This article is from research done in 2021 but still applies to the topic today. It explains the research done on the disparities between immigrant households and non-immigrant households in the United States. The article explains how immigrant households were also 1.88 times more likely to suffer from food insecurity than U.S.-born households. Furthermore, many of these households are forced to make a choice between food, housing, healthcare, insurance, and other basic needs to be able to afford one or the other. Finally, the article dives into how the fear of deportation is a safety issue and is causing a larger stigma for families around asking for help when they need it most.
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