Asian immigrants say standard of living is better for them in the U.S. but are less optimistic for their children’s future ... and 3 in 4 say that if given the choice today, they would still come to the U.S. | Pew Research Center

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October 2, 2024

Why Asian Immigrants Come to the U.S. and How They View Life Here

Asian immigrants say standard of living is better for them in the U.S. but are less optimistic for their children’s future … and 3 in 4 say that if given the choice today, they would still come to the U.S.

Asian immigrants say standard of living is better for them in the U.S. but are less optimistic for their children’s future … and 3 in 4 say that if given the choice today, they would still come to the U.S.

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Asian immigrants say standard of living is better for them in the U.S. but are less optimistic for their children’s future … and 3 in 4 say that if given the choice today, they would still come to the U.S.