Which city is better to immigrate to the United States (3), a brief introduction to New Jersey cities.

I live in New Jersey. Generally speaking, the advantages and disadvantages are obvious. The reason for this is the following：

First of all, New Jersey has one of the highest local taxes in the United States. Once you buy a house, the tax is very high.

Second, the issue of public security. Some of the most dangerous cities in the United States, such as Camden, Newark and Trenton, the state capital, are all in New Jersey, with high crime rates. Recently, New Jersey has also passed a bill to legalize marijuana, and it is foreseeable that the security situation will deteriorate further.

Third, government corruption. The government density is extremely high, and there is a government seat not far away, which needs to be supported by a large amount of taxes. The burden of ordinary people is very heavy.

Of course, there are many comparative advantages:

First, life is convenient. Because there are many Chinese, there are also many large Chinese supermarkets. I won't feel unaccustomed to life.

Second, there are many job opportunities, close to big cities. It is easy to find a job and commute.

Third, the traffic is developed and it is not far from the big international airport. High speed has also developed.