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Basic Needs > New Americans in Poverty

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New Americans in Poverty

Newer New Americans in Lincoln have higher poverty rates

Foreign-born persons who live in Lincoln and entered the United States prior to 2000 and those who entered between 2000 to 2009 have a poverty rate of 13%. Those who entered after 2010 have a higher poverty rate of 33%.

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