Depending on where you live, the reason also could be because there is a refugee population that has been resettled in that city. Omaha, where I live, has a gr

Depending on where you live, the reason also could be because there is a refugee population that has been resettled in that city. Omaha, where I live, has a growing local chain of Thai restaurants (Salween, if you live here) that are owned and run by Karen refugees who have been resettled here. Their food is very, very good, the restaurants are very popular around town, and they greatly assist their community. If you want to help refugees and other people groups, patronizing businesses owned by them is a fantastic way to do so.