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Many have settled in City Heights. In a year of 2011, according to local resettlement workers, about 5,000 arrived in San Diego, leading some local refugee advocates to call San Diego the refugee capital of the United States.
Many of these immigrants and refugees have endured significant hardships in their native countries, including poverty, war trauma, persecution and rape.
Here are some of the pressing issues out of many the new immigrants face.
