NORC’s latest research brief “Entrepreneurship Experiences Among Young U.S. Immigrants” provides insight into U.S. immigrants’ experiences with entrepreneurship and challenges faced when pursuing self-employment. Focusing on younger adults under the age of 40, this analysis using EPOP:2022 data finds immigrants are more inclined to start businesses compared to their native-born counterparts. This brief also shows that immigrant business owners struggle with personal finances at a significantly higher rate than native-born business owners. These findings reinforce the importance of considering the unique experiences of immigrant entrepreneurs when developing policies and programs aimed at fostering entrepreneurship.