Immigrants innovate at higher rate than U.S. citizens, study shows

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Immigrants innovate at higher rate than U.S. citizens, study shows
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Despite the study's findings, immigrant entrepreneurs still face a slew of visa challenges that make it difficult for them to start and build companies.

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