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Stephen Starr

RARE PHOTOS: How professional immigrants are reviving the us midwest | Vintage Vibes

'You’re able to make things happen and get things done; to help people,' says Columbus City Council member Elaine Hilber [File: Stephen Starr/Al Jazeera]

Columbus, Indiana, the US – Surrounded by cornfields and rolling plains, the Indiana city of Columbus is a rapidly diversifying boomtown. A large part of that success comes down to a surprising trend: large, highly skilled immigrant communities.

People from around the world have moved here to work for multinational companies, from the Cummins engine plant, to the Toyota forklift manufacturer, to the technology firm LHP. Small Midwestern cities such as Columbus, in the traditionally conservative heartland, now represent the most rapidly diversifying parts of the country.

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