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This study examines migration stigma as a manifestation of symbolic violence and its association with psychological distress and posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms among Asian, Black, and Latinx immigrant-origin adults in the United States. Using data from a demographically diverse, national quota sample (N=908), stigma was assessed at macro (perceptions of government and policy makers), interpersonal (social exclusion, discrimination, and threat of deportation), and intrapersonal (anticipating rejection, internalized embarrassment and shame, and perceived devaluation) levels. A series of