According to a report by the National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP), Indian-born entrepreneurs represent the largest group of immigrant founders of billion-dollar companies, known as unicorns, in the United States, with 96 such companies to their name. This study reveals that immigrants have founded or co-founded 59% of America's privately held unicorns, contributing significantly to the economy by creating an average of 833 jobs per company. Following India, other countries with notable immigrant founders include Israel and the United Kingdom. The report also highlights that nearly 80% of US unicorns have either an immigrant founder or an immigrant in a key leadership role. Among the unicorns, Perplexity AI, co-founded by Aravind Srinivas, is valued at $20 billion. The total valuation of all immigrant-founded unicorns is estimated at $5 trillion, with top companies like SpaceX and OpenAI leading the way.