Immigrants are overwhelmingly staying in their adopted countries instead of returning home during the recession, contrary to popular belief,according to a report to be released Tuesday.
The trend is holding true “even more so” in the Washington area, said Michelle Mittelstadt, communications director for the Migration Policy Institute and an author of the report.
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