A Pakistani-American is a person of Pakistani descent who resides in the United States. This group includes individuals who were born in Pakistan and later moved to the U.S., as well as those born in the U.S. to Pakistani parents. They contribute to the rich cultural diversity of America, bringing traditions, languages, and customs from Pakistan. Pakistani-Americans often maintain connections to their heritage while also integrating into American society. Many participate in various fields such as business, education, and healthcare, showcasing their talents and skills. The community is known for its vibrant celebrations, including Eid and Independence Day, reflecting their dual identity.