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President Trump Signs Temporary Budget: EB-5 Program Receives Further Extension
To avoid a government shutdown, U.S. President Trump has signed a temporary spending bill allowing the government to receive short-term funding to remain operational until November 21, 2019. Prior to this, the Senate and the House of Representatives had passed the bill with votes of 81:16 and 301:123, respectively.
The "Little Joy" of Education: Giving Children More Choices
This summer, the TV series "A Little Reunion" became a hit and a hot topic among parents. The educational experiences of the three families in the show, along with the warm memories of family support, have once again sparked social attention and reflection on "Chinese-style education."
The 'Little Joys' of Education: Providing Children with More Choices
Education has always been a concern for many parents, and educational issues are a social hot topic. The popularity of 'Little Joys' is not only due to the profound and rich character portrayals and stories within the drama but also because it strikes at the 'soft spot' of Chinese society regarding the topic of the college entrance examination. Whether it is the Yingzi family in the drama or the Yifan and Yangyang families, parents place immense importance on the college entrance examination, amidst the fierce competition...
Visa Bulletin for the First Month of Fiscal Year 2020 Released; USCIS Re-enables Filing Chart (Chart B)
The U.S. Department of State’s Visa Office has officially released the Visa Bulletin for October 2019, the first month of the new 2020 fiscal year, for the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program. The latest results show that for Chart A, the final action date for EB-5 applicants is October 22, 2014; for Chart B, the date has advanced significantly by 5 weeks compared to September, reaching January 1, 2015.
2020 Times World University Rankings Released, US Universities Continue to Dominate
In the early hours of September 12, Times Higher Education released the 2020 World University Rankings. This ranking has been updated annually since 2004. This year's ranking is the most extensive to date, including 1,396 universities from 92 countries/regions, with a total of 1,820 institutions choosing to participate and receiving a total of 25...
Dallas No. 1 EB-5 Project Fully Enters Interior Decoration Phase
Recently, the Dallas No. 1 EB-5 project has received exciting news regarding its latest progress. Currently, the exterior construction of the project's hotel and apartment buildings has been fully completed, all tower cranes previously used for exterior construction have been removed, and the project has entered the interior decoration phase.
National Employment Growth Rankings: Dallas Region Tops the List
Recently, a new report from Cushman & Wakefield indicates that the Dallas region in the United States has ascended to the peak of the American economy in terms of employment growth, becoming one of the most prominent areas for job growth among major metropolitan regions in the country.
Forbes Releases 2019 America's Top Colleges Ranking
Worldway Group has learned that Forbes magazine has recently released its America's Top Colleges list, marking the 12th consecutive year that Forbes has published this ranking. The data for the ranking is primarily sourced from the U.S. Department of Education, Payscale, Niche, the National Science Foundation, and other sources. This year, Forbes surveyed 650 schools, representing 15% of the 4,300 higher education institutions in the United States. ...
Accompanying Study in the United States: She Chose This Method
In ancient times, Mencius's mother moved three times for her son's education; today, families choose their residences based on school quality. In the face of intense competition in modern society, the story of Mencius's mother is being retold. More and more parents are choosing to send their children to study in the United States to provide them with better educational opportunities. Choosing international education requires careful planning, and identity configuration is key.
Trump Reiterates the Cancellation of Birthright Citizenship; Planning for Legal Status in the U.S. Should Be Prompt
WorldWay Immigration has learned that recently, Trump has once again stated that he is seriously considering abolishing birthright citizenship, which grants automatic U.S. citizenship to children born in the U.S. to non-U.S. citizens and illegal immigrants. In fact, last October, Trump mentioned in a media interview that he would terminate birthright citizenship through an executive order. The cancellation of birthright citizenship is an important component of Trump's entire immigration reform plan, and its re-emergence on the agenda proves that the immigration policies advocated by Trump are being gradually advanced.
Dallas Ranked as the Fifth Most Diverse City in the United States
WorldWay has learned that in recent years, with the continuous influx of immigrants, many cities in the United States have become increasingly diverse. Recently, the website WalletHub conducted a survey of 501 of the most populous cities in the U.S., scoring and ranking them based on their level of diversity. Dallas achieved a total score of 71.12, ranking fifth, making it the fifth most diverse city in the nation.
September EB-5 Visa Bulletin Released: Both Table A and Table B Advance by 1 Week
Recently, the U.S. Department of State's Visa Office officially released the visa bulletin for September 2019, the final month of the 2019 fiscal year, for the EB-5 immigrant investor program. The latest results show: For Table A, the final action date for EB-5 applicants is October 22, 2014, an advancement of 1 week compared to August; for Table B, it has advanced by 1 week compared to August to November 22, 2014.