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Authoritative Revelations from the Center for Immigration Studies: The Real Data on U.S. Immigration
Authoritative revelations from the Center for Immigration Studies: The real data on U.S. immigration—Worldway's 2nd U.S. Immigration Month shares the latest big data on U.S. immigration. As is well known, the United States is a major immigrant nation that welcomes people from all over the world with open arms. So, what is the actual data on U.S. immigration? The latest data shows that over the past two centuries, more than 79 million immigrants have come to the United States and resided legally...
Strange News from the U.S. Election: Sanders Urges the Establishment of the 51st State
Strange News from the U.S. Election: Sanders Urges the Establishment of the 51st State—Worldway's Second U.S. Immigration Month brings the latest news on the U.S. election. According to CNN, Democratic candidate Sanders recently stated that as citizens living in the United States and paying federal taxes, residents of Washington, D.C. do not have full representation in Congress for their state, which is morally indefensible, and therefore suggested changing Washington, D.C. to…
Latest U.S. Immigration Visa Bulletin for July: EB-3 for Chinese Nationals Retrogresses Over 3 Years
Worldway's second U.S. Immigration Month brings the latest updates on U.S. immigration visa bulletin. According to the U.S. Department of State (DOS), the July visa bulletin shows that the "Final Action Dates" for green card approvals have retrogressed by 3 years and 4.7 months for employment-based EB-3 immigrants born in mainland China, while other family-based and employment-based immigrants from Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and mainland China have mostly moved forward or remained unchanged. Additionally, there have been no changes for the "Dates for Filing" for family-based and employment-based immigrants.
The Most (and Least) Popular Cities for U.S. Immigrants
Worldway's 2nd U.S. Immigration Month brings you the latest news on U.S. immigration. Recently, Business Insider, based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau, released the latest changes in the immigrant population across 381 U.S. metropolitan areas between July 2014 and July 2015.
The Top 10 Reasons to Immigrate to the United States Are Freshly Released
The top 10 reasons to immigrate to the United States are freshly released—Worldway's 2nd U.S. Immigration Month brings the latest news on immigrating to the U.S. Recently, the website movetoamerica.expert listed the top 10 reasons for immigrating to the U.S., sparking heated discussion. These major reasons are:
[Worldway News] Former President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association Celebrates the Second American Immigration Month
[Worldway News] Former President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association Celebrates the Second American Immigration Month - The second American Immigration Month event organized by Worldway Immigration Group continues to generate significant responses abroad. Recently, Mr. Bernard Wolfsdorf, the former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, sent a congratulatory letter to Worldway, warmly congratulating them on the second American Immigration Month event...
[In-depth Thinking] How the American College Entrance Exam Helps Higher Education Win at the Starting Line
[In-depth Thinking] How the American College Entrance Exam Helps Higher Education Win at the Starting Line—Worldway Group's 2nd American Immigration Month brings the latest practical information on American college entrance exams and overseas education: China's Gaokao has been the experience of generation after generation, and it has changed and will continue to change the destinies of countless people. Due to the unbearable weight of the Gaokao, in recent years, more and more people have turned their educational focus to the United States. So,...
[Save] Where to Live When Immigrating to the U.S.: The Top Ten Longest-Lived Cities in the U.S.
[Save] Where to Live When Immigrating to the U.S.: The Top Ten Longest-Lived Cities in the U.S.—When immigrating to the U.S., Worldway Group brings you insights into the living conditions of immigrants in the United States. According to an analysis of the top ten longest-lived cities in the U.S. published in a paper by the American Medical Association, Santa Barbara is the city with the longest-lived residents in the country, with an average age of 84.4 years.
Essential Knowledge for Immigrating to the U.S.: The Happiest State in America
For those immigrating to the U.S., stay updated with the latest practical information on American life. According to the latest report from the Worldway Group's Los Angeles Customer Service Center, the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index ranks Hawaii as the happiest state in the U.S.
The Ten Best '18-Hour Cities' for Young Professionals in the United States
Immigrating to the United States involves staying updated on the latest living dynamics in the country. According to recent reports from overseas media: unlike the bustling metropolis of New York, which operates 24 hours a day, some '18-Hour Cities' are gaining popularity among young people due to their job opportunities, modern lifestyles, and promising development prospects, similar to those found in New York.
Practical Guide to Renting a Car for Self-Driving in the United States
Immigrate to the United States and embark on a spontaneous journey. Renting a car for a self-driving tour is the top choice for many travelers. Where is the best place to rent a car in the U.S.? Renting at the airport offers 24-hour service, and picking up or returning the vehicle is generally more convenient without time restrictions.
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[Immigration Focus] How Much Do You Know About American Middle-Class Families
[Immigration Focus] How Much Do You Know About American Middle-Class Families—Immigrate to the U.S. and stay updated on the latest news about American life. The Worldway Group Los Angeles Customer Service Center has recently learned: According to the Pew Research Center's definition of the middle class, based on the number of family members, those whose income reaches two-thirds to double the national median income level are defined as the middle-income population.