Germany has become the second largest destination for immigrants, so where is the first destination?

The United States is the largest immigrant destination in the world. A new report recently released by the US Immigration Service shows that China accounts for 75% of the countries applying for investment in the United States this year. According to a survey released by an organization, there are 630 million people over 0/5 years old in the world who want to emigrate permanently, and emigration to the United States is still the preferred destination for immigrants.

America is the first choice for immigrants. Among the people surveyed, 48 million people plan to invest and immigrate to the United States in less than a year. This survey was conducted on the basis of telephone or face-to-face interviews with more than 400,000 people in 65,438+046 countries in 2008/2065,438+00, covering 93% of the adults in the world. In attracting investment immigrants, the United States is still one of the most popular immigrant countries in the world, with 23% of the immigrants in the world favored, followed by Britain, Canada, France, Spain, Australia, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Italy and Japan.

As of 20 15 and 12, about 6 10/00000 immigrants live in the United States, accounting for 19% of the total number of immigrants in the world. The demographic composition of the United States. The population of the United States is 324 million (as of 20 17, 1). European Americans accounted for 62.1%; Hispanic17.4%; African-Americans accounted for13.2%; Asians account for 5.4%; American mixed-race children account for 2.5%; Latinos and Alaska natives account for1.2%; Hawaiian aborigines or other Pacific islanders account for 0.2% (a few people repeat statistics in other ethnic groups). In the population composition of the United States, Germany has the most descendants and Ireland is the third, but English is the first language of the United States. China is the country with the largest number of Asian immigrants in the United States.

Chinese Americans are the most populous ethnic group among Asian immigrants, with an average of one Asian American in every four Asians. Including Chinese Americans, Filipino Americans, Indian Americans, Arab Americans, Japanese Americans, Vietnamese Americans, Asian Americans and other Asian Americans.