Employers and people in general often underestimate the contributions of undocumented workers. A report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) revealed that undocumented immigrants contribute approximately $11.6 billion annually in US state and local taxes.

The United States is undeniably a car-centric nation. Even though many major cities have subways, buses, and trams, Americans still rely primarily on cars to travel. Everyone can apply for a driver's license when they reach the age of 16.

For immigrants, finding the right immigrant jobs isn't just about earning a living. It's about carving out a place for themselves in a new land and embracing opportunities to gain experience and set down roots.