The relationship between the United States and Russia has always been bad. Why are there so many Russians in America?

Because although the United States and Russia have been rivals for many years, they can still carry out strategic cooperation with each other, and there is no hatred that they can't let go of in the face of national interests. After all, some international affairs concerning the two countries need to be negotiated with each other in order to reach a good result that satisfies all parties. In other words, the relationship between the United States and Russia cannot be torn apart based on interests.

In other words, although the relationship between the two countries is not very harmonious, they have not torn their faces after all. For the United States, Russian nationals are not prohibited from settling in their own country. Besides, everyone has the instinct to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. A large number of Russians come to the United States, which actually shows that compared with Russia, the United States is their ideal country to live in. In addition, the United States has great confidence in the strength of its Ministry of National Security, and they are not afraid of spies and the like.

Therefore, for Russians, whether during the period of Tsarist Russia, the civil war of Soviet Russia or the chaotic period after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, there are various reasons for getting married and having children and coming to live in the United States, including economic factors, political factors and educational factors. They are attracted by these factors in the United States. These Russians include scientists, educators, technicians and quite a few Jews who have lived in Russia for a long time.

Until today, many people in Russia have moved to the United States by the generous social welfare and treatment in the United States. Because the Russian economy has been declining, there are not many opportunities for them to display their talents at home. It is better to stay in the United States, develop well and strive for a good future for themselves.