According to reports from China News Service on September 28, citing the US Chinese News, and as reported by the Associated Press, in a significant shift in the U.S. immigration structure, Asians will surpass Hispanics by 2065 to become the largest immigrant group in the United States.
Currently, 47% of immigrants in the U.S. are Hispanic; however, by 2065, the proportion of Hispanics will decline to 31%. Asians currently account for 26%, but after 50 years, they will increase to 38%.
In recent years, among the Asian population immigrating to the United States, the number of Chinese immigrants has consistently ranked first. In particular, the U.S. EB-5 investment immigration program has become increasingly favored by Chinese investors, leading to the first EB-5 visa backlog in 25 years in 2015.
As the September 30 deadline for U.S. investment immigration approaches, the EB-5 Regional Center Program may be briefly extended until December 11. From September 28 to December 11, there are only 50 working days left for investors! For EB-5 investors who want to immigrate to the U.S., this may truly be the last chance to catch the final train.
Opportunities wait for no one! Worldway Group experts point out that the top priority for EB-5 investors is to quickly lock in projects that have already received exemplar approval from the USCIS, and which have low employment risk and low investment and repayment risk. Currently, the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort project, which is a hot seller at Worldway Group, is a project with a full set of I-526 documents already approved by the USCIS, with sufficient employment and low investment and repayment risk. To grab the final quota for the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort project group purchase (group purchase ends on September 30), please call 400-138-2929
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