Every year, many immigrants to the U.S. start businesses and become wildly successful. Here’s a look at some of those businesspeople.
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Richer, fatter, living longer, more indebted, drunker, better connected, politically disillusioned: there’s no metric that can describe whether we are happier or living better lives after 13 years of Labour. But there are plenty to show how we have changed during a period of fulsome spending, borrowing and technological transformation;
There are over 750,000 international students in the US. All of them have one common goal: to get an education.
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They call the United States of America a country of immigrants -- yet few topics spark as much controversy as immigration. Illegal immigrants, in particular, are blamed for stealing jobs, suppressing wages and, not least, taking advantage of various social programs without reciprocating in tax and social security contributions.
