Zeke Hernandez, a Wharton professor with two decades of expertise in immigration studies, presents a compelling case for the positive impacts of newcomers on society. He dispels myths that portray immigrants as either villains or victims, showcasing their essential contributions to economic growth and cultural vibrancy. Hernandez highlights immigrant entrepreneurship, sharing inspiring success stories like Pollo Campero. He also calls for reforms in the legal immigration system, emphasizing integration as key to maximizing the potential of diverse communities.