USA Today, September 22, 2008 - “Foreign-born Americans are moving from place to place in patterns similar to those of the U.S.-born, according to a USA TODAY analysis of Census data out today offering the first detailed look at migration since the beginning of the decade.  The foreign-born, who in the 1990s concentrated in enclaves in large metropolitan areas, are increasingly following the same trajectory as natives. They’re often leaving congested, expensive coastal cities for smaller, middle-class metro areas where schools are better and housing is cheaper.” Read more.