What is the Canadian immigration report?

65438+10.5 According to Canadian reports, recently, an internal report of the Canadian Immigration Bureau pointed out that among all ethnic groups in Canada, the second generation of immigrants from China and India has the best education level, and the second generation of immigrants from China has the best employment performance.

Richard Kurland, an immigration lawyer, said that the report integrated the immigration statistics and income statistics of Statistics Canada and the Inland Revenue Department to evaluate the long-term benefits of immigration policy from the educational and economic performance of immigrant children.

Kurland pointed out that the report proved that the introduction of immigrants from countries that attach importance to education, such as China and India, is the reason why Canadian immigration system is more successful than European countries.

The report pointed out that although the income of the first generation of immigrants is far less than that of local whites, and the gap is huge, the average income of immigrant children is almost the same as that of Canadian children, and even exceeds that of local children. According to the report, in most western countries, especially Europe, we can't see such obvious immigration results.

According to the report, the performance of immigrant children from different countries is very different, among which immigrant children from China and India have the best educational performance. The children of American and European immigrants are similar to those of Canadian natives, but on average they are still better than Canadian natives. As for families from Latin America and the Caribbean, their educational performance is lower than that of the children of local Canadians, and the proportion of college graduates is 23% to 28%.

The report also pointed out that the possibility of immigrant children going to college is not obviously related to their family income. Although most immigrant families encounter financial difficulties, this has not affected their children's chances of going to college.