Asian immigrants form a significant and unique segment of the U.S. population, with over 67% of Asian American adults having been born outside the United States. With diverse backgrounds and motivations, their perspectives on life in America provide valuable insight into the immigrant experience. Many Asian immigrants, including those from
A recent National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP) analysis has revealed a critical trend. After 2052, immigrants will be the sole contributors to the growth of the U.S. labor force. Even in the coming decades, native-born workers will not increase at the pace needed to sustain the economy, potentially causing
The United States is experiencing a shortage of workers after the global pandemic. A solution to help with the problem would be to bring in additional foreign workers. There are almost 10 million jobs available without a skilled worker to fill the position. Only 8.4 million Americans are searching for
USAFIS Organization was founded in 2001 to help immigrants who want to move to United States to apply for Green Card Lottry. USAFIS clients enjoy 24/7 customer services, which provides information about the U.S Green Card Lottery process in 14 foreign languages.
Fifty individuals from across the globe recently took the Oath of Allegiance and became United States citizens in a heartwarming ceremony held at the Santa
The United States has long been a nation shaped by immigration and the latest data reveals that immigrants now comprise 14.3 percent of the U.S.
In economics, immigrants have proven to be a driving force for development and innovation in the United States. This year, three immigrant economists, Daron Acemoglu,