How do China people live after immigrating to the United States? Seek an answer

According to the latest immigration survey report, as of 2009, 39 million overseas-born immigrants have lived in the United States, accounting for 12% of the total population, reaching the peak since 1920, of which 170,000 immigrants took the oath of naturalization, and half of them were non-American citizens, that is,17. The largest group of overseas immigrants is still Mexico and Central America, accounting for 38%, of which only 20% are naturalized, but the next group is Asians, with 27% naturalized.

Among the immigrants who took the oath of naturalization in 2009, Asian immigrants accounted for 37%, and the number of naturalized immigrants from Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province reached 7%, accounting for 654.38+0.2 million, ranking first among Asian groups. According to the report, since 1970, Asia has been the region that imported the most legal immigrants to the United States. From 1960s to 1980s, the number of Asians with legal resident status almost tripled.

Then, from the aspects of age ratio, education level, work field, etc., it compares the immigrants of various ethnic groups and shows the relative advantages of Asian immigrants in other ethnic groups. The proportion of Asian immigrants who work for the first time between the ages of 25 and 64 is as high as 74%, which is much higher than 5 1% in the United States and other ethnic groups. Secondly, the proportion of Asian immigrants with bachelor degree or above is as high as 55%, which is the highest among all ethnic groups; It is pointed out that the number of Asian immigrants engaged in professional and technical fields is relatively large, especially in technical occupations, accounting for 16%, which is the highest among all ethnic groups.

The report points out that it is these factors that make the living and working standards of Asian immigrants of all ethnic groups relatively superior. Since 2004, the unemployment rate of Asian immigrants has been lower than that of American residents and other immigrants. In 2009, the average unemployment rate in the United States reached 7%, the national unemployment rate was 6.7%, and the unemployment rate of Asian immigrants was only 5.7%.

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