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Forty-Two Million Hispanics Want to Immigrate to America
Out of the 450 million adults living in Latin America and the Caribbean, when asked…
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Skilled Immigrants Needed for Computer-Related Jobs in America
Reports are showing the strong need to improve the immigration policy in the United States.…
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The Two Most Populous States in America Compared
Home to 67.8 million people or 20.8 percent of the America population, California and Texas…
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Haitian Becomes Successful Doctor After Moving to America
Dr. Henri Ford was Haitian born and immigrated to Brooklyn, New York, at the age of 13 with his family. He graduated from Harvard Medical School and trained as a pediatric surgeon at the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, in Pennsylvania.
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Grads from Top US Law Schools Earn High Pay Working in America
There are many options such as a solo practice, working for the military or government, working for a non-profit organization or becoming a law professor.
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Economy Created 313,000 Jobs in the USA During February 2018
Construction jobs in the USA, leading the way, had 61,000 new jobs, followed by business services and retail and professional with 50,000 each.
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The Healthiest Places to Reside in The USA
The 25 healthiest cities, with the longest life expectancies, span 14 states and are across multiple regions of the country.
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Skilled Workers Needed For Construction Jobs In America
No longer are construction companies fretting over finding work, but they are worried about finding skilled workers to fill the job openings.
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US Middle-Class Income Rose By Record Levels
In 2015, the real median household income was $56,500, an increase of $2,300 over 2014. The increase of over five percent was the greatest recorded by the Census Bureau since they began tracking income statistics in the 1960s.
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US Immigration Success Stories of Maryland Entrepreneurs
Immigrants to America are much more likely to begin a business than those who were born in the U.S. People who relocate to the U.S. tend to be higher risk-takers.