Summary
Project Summary HIV remains the most pressing public health issue for Latino/x sexual minority men (SMM) in the U.S. Although Latino/x SMM comprise a small percentage of the U.S. population, they make up a majority of new HIV infections. To effectively address minority health disparities, research should target overlooked Latino/x SMM migrant subgroups, the largest segment of foreign-born sexual minorities in the U.S. who tend to move for better economic opportunities and to escape victimization. Although research consistently shows that SMM migrants experience alarmingly high rates of HIV inf
