Arab and Muslim Immigrants

Foods

Foul and Taamiya in the United States: How Arab Street Food Became a National Favorite

September 14, 2025

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From Egyptian breakfast tables to American cities, foul and taamiya are uniting Arab communities

Foul (fava beans) and taamiya (Egyptian-style falafel) are among the most beloved staples of Middle Eastern cuisine, particularly in Egypt…

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Arab and Muslim Immigrants at Risk of Deportation in the U.S.: A 2025 Analysis

July 29, 2025

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Thousands of Arab and Muslim immigrants in the U.S. face deportation due to policy shifts, profiling, and legal barriers.

In recent years, particularly under shifting immigration policies and political climates, Arab and Muslim immigrants in the United States have…

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Arab and Muslim Immigrants’ Wages in the U.S. (2025–2026): A Comprehensive Salary Guide

July 27, 2025

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New York City faces a crucial challenge regarding the financial well-being of its workers, sparking a significant debate over a proposed plan to raise the minimum wage to $30 per hour by 2030.

Arab and Muslim immigrants in the United States represent a diverse and dynamic population. As of 2022–2023, households headed by…

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Arab and Muslim Immigrants in the U.S. Job Market: Barriers, Growth & Opportunities

July 27, 2025

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New York City’s minimum wage, though higher than upstate regions, is currently set by Albany legislators rather than local officials who are more attuned to the financial realities of their residents.

The United States has long presented itself as a land of opportunity for immigrants, including Arab and Muslim communities. But…