Questions related to immigrant and refugee populations are becoming increasingly common on the ASWB exam, yet many test-takers feel underprepared to approach them with confidence. This lesson is designed to bridge that gap by providing both the essential knowledge and practical application skills needed to effectively work with immigrant clients while navigating exam scenarios with clarity. You will learn how to: Recognize how immigration-related stressors present in client scenarios Apply culturally responsive and trauma-informed approaches Navigate ethical considerations related to confidentiality, advocacy, and client safety Identify what the ASWB exam is really testing in immigration-related questions Given the current economic climate and immigration policies, this content is not just helpful—it is becoming essential for passing the exam and practicing competently as a social worker.