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Trump Sends Lunar New Year Greetings to Chinese Communities Worldwide
On February 16, Chinese communities worldwide joyfully welcomed the Year of the Dog, reuniting with family around the hearth and holding various joyful traditional Chinese New Year celebration activities. The White House released President Trump's New Year congratulations, extending warm wishes and greetings to Chinese communities in the United States and around the world.

The United States Becomes the Most Popular Immigration Destination for Hong Kong Residents
Hong Kong media reports: In recent years, a trend of emigration has emerged in society. According to the latest statistics from the Hong Kong Security Bureau, approximately 7,600 Hong Kong residents emigrated abroad last year, higher than the estimated 7,000 in 2015 and 6,900 in 2014, marking a three-year high. The primary countries chosen by Hong Kong residents for emigration are the United States, Australia, and Canada, with the United States receiving the highest number of people.

【Breaking】The United States Faces the Most Severe Flu Season in a Decade
Federal health officials report that the flu outbreak in the United States is severe, with 10 children recently dying from flu infections, bringing the total number of flu-related child deaths to 63, and the total number of cases continues to rise.

The Most Congested Cities in the World Are Surprisingly This Place
A report released last Monday (5th) by data company Inrix shows that the most severe congestion problem in the world is in Los Angeles, California, USA, with each driver spending an average of 102 hours in traffic each year, resulting in an economic loss of $2,828 (approximately HKD 22,000). Following closely are Moscow, Russia, and New York City.

A Letter to Parents from the New York City Schools Chancellor, Read Now!
The New York City Department of Education (DOE) and the Mayor's Office are committed to protecting the right of every New York City student to attend public school, regardless of their immigration status. The U.S. Supreme Court also recognizes the importance of all students receiving a public education, including those who are undocumented. Your children are our top priority, and we will do everything within our power to protect these rights and ensure that all students...

Chinese Immigrants in the United States Have High Quality, Surpassing Overall Immigrant Groups and Locals in Multiple Aspects
As a superpower, the United States is undoubtedly one of the most preferred countries for immigrants, attracting the attention of immigrants from around the world. Chinese individuals are particularly enthusiastic about immigrating to the United States. In recent years, the number of Chinese immigrants to the United States has continued to rise, making them the third largest immigrant group in the country. Moreover, the overall quality of Chinese immigrants is relatively high, with outstanding economic strength, surpassing the overall immigrant group and locals in many aspects.

Chinese Immigrants Become the Third Largest Immigrant Group in the United States
The latest statistics from the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) show that in 2016, the number of Chinese immigrants reached 2.3 million, accounting for 5% of the total immigrant population in the United States, making them the third largest immigrant group in the country.

EB-5 Regional Center Program Extended Again Until March 23
According to the latest information provided by the Worldway Immigration Group's Los Angeles customer service center, on February 9, U.S. local time, the Senate and the House of Representatives passed a temporary government funding bill with votes of 71:28 and 240:186, respectively, keeping the government open until March 23. Subsequently, President Trump signed the bill into law.

Breaking: 2018 Global University Rankings Released
The 2018 Global University Rankings evaluated by U.S. News & World Report have been announced, with 12 universities making the top 10, almost all of which are from the United States, with Harvard University taking the top spot once again.

2018: Planning Your Life and Building a Second Home Overseas in the United States
Today, with the development of the social economy and the accumulation of individual and family wealth, immigration is no longer the "exclusive right" of the super-rich, and the trend of younger immigrants has become increasingly prominent. For the young elite generation in China, most have received higher education, possess a more open mindset and a more international vision, and are more proactive and forward-looking in their choice of lifestyle.

U.S. Immigration Reform is Imminent, and a Merit-Based Immigration System for the 21st Century May Be Coming Soon
On February 6, Trump tweeted, "We need a merit-based immigration system for the 21st century. Chain migration and the visa lottery are outdated policies that harm our economy and national security."

Latest News on U.S. Immigration Policy Changes: EB-5 Regional Center Program May Be Extended to March 23
According to the latest information provided by Carolyn Lee, a long-time friend of WorldWay Immigration, current chair of the EB5 Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and partner at the renowned law firm Miller Mayer, the U.S. House of Representatives has extended the temporary budget bill to March 23, pending a vote in the Senate.




