Rubio's changing immigration stance could be liability
Washington — Sen. Marco Rubio's changing stance on immigration has alienated advocates on both sides of the debate, and analysts say the contentious issue could trip up the Florida Republican in his bid to become the first Latino president.
Rubio is expected to officially announce his candidacy Monday in Miami.
America needs to curb immigration flows
Jeff Sessions, a Republican from Alabama, is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee’s immigration subcommittee.
Report: 39,000 immigrant kids coming to U.S.
Hempstead School Board President Lamont Johnson met with community members and parents on Oct. 17, 2014, to discuss the turning away of students throughout the district. A report released Wednesday, April 8, 2015, says the number of unaccompanied immigrant children coming to the U.S. is expected to increase. Photo Credit: Johnny Milano
Activists Unite To Turn Illegal Immigrants Into Democratic Voters
A coalition of immigration activists, community organizers and unions are rallying around a comprehensive strategy to create millions of new Democratic voters by defending President Obama’s executive orders on immigration and helping illegal immigrants.
St. John's Conference Explores Impact of Immigration on US Society
More than 250 St. John’s University students, faculty, and administrators joined diplomats, community leaders, and scholars for a two-day conference that explored the economic and social ramifications of rising Hispanic immigration to the United States.
Black immigration is remaking U.S. black population, report says
Rapidly growing numbers of black immigrants have reshaped the overall black population in the United States in recent decades, particularly in Washington and other cities with large U.S.-born African American communities, a new report says.
Happy to give back: New York attorney aids young immigrants on same path
What many of Gloria Chacon’s young clients don’t know is that she spent her high school years living here illegally.
Senate committee approves two immigration-related bills
A Senate committee voted without fanfare Wednesday to advance two immigration-related proposals, paving the way for a floor debate.
U.S. cities ‘secretly selected’ for importing Muslims.
With Muslim immigrants streaming into the United States at a rate of 100,000 per year, some of the communities targeted for new arrivals are seeking information on their new neighbors, only to be frustrated by federal bureaucrats and their hired contractors.
President's Immigration Plan in Limbo
President Obama's plan to keep immigrants from being deported continues to be blocked by a federal judge in Brownsville.
UK Election 2015: Campaign seeks to put pro-immigration case
A campaign group is making a case for immigration in the UK, saying it is "gravely concerned" by politicians' rhetoric on the issue.
Immigration Activists Won’t 'Coronate' Hillary Clinton As Their Candidate
April 9, 2015 Immigration activists made two things clear when they signed a petition asking Sen. Elizabeth Warren to run for president: They want a contested primary, and their support for Hillary Clinton isn't a given.
3 big immigration questions the GOP 2016 field must answer
So far, no issue has divided the GOP more heading into 2016 than immigration. Candidates primed to court the right like Scott Walker are tacking right, while candidates out to court Latino voters and business leaders like Jeb Bush are tacking left.
Illegal immigration to Germany at record high - increase of 75 per cent in one year
The number of illegal immigrants trying to get into Germany has reached a record high, according to newly released figures.
In a country ravaged by five years of war and a determined president to crush the revolt, Dr. Zouhair Lahna was brought to the bedside of Syrian survivors. Whether in Sarmada or Al-Dana, this Moroccan gynecologist of 48 years old residing in France has invested repeatedly in humanitarian missions and provided medical training.
US voters want more deportations, curbs on immigrants
The majority of US voters think their government should be more aggressive about deporting illegal immigrants, dislike automatic citizenship, and oppose President Obama’s amnesty plan, a new survey shows.
Beyond immigration, Europe is a complete non issue for this election
Labour has found common cause with big business in opposing a referendum on membership of the European Union, but both exaggerate the economic risks of such a vote
The Implications of Low Fertility Rates for Developed Nations
Advanced industrialized societies are slowly dying because of low fertility rates. The rates reflect the perceptions of women in these societies of how their lifestyles will be affected by having children.
The Ukraine Crisis: A Humanitarian Response Through Immigration
The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to escalate, with rising military, economic and social costs. In the last year, thousands of people have been killed in the fighting in Eastern Ukraine, with over ten thousand injured and almost one million Ukrainians displaced. Indeed, the conflict marked its one year anniversary with reports of more Ukrainian soldiers being killed.
Illegal immigration: California Democrats unveil far-reaching package of bills aimed at helping newcomers
SACRAMENTO -- Slamming the Republican Congress for dropping the ball on immigration reform, Democratic legislative leaders on Tuesday unveiled a sweeping package of bills that would dramatically expand protections for illegal immigrants far beyond what's offered by any other state.
Peru clubs slow to get work permits for foreign players
Several Peruvian clubs could face stiff penalties for fielding foreign players without obtaining work permits, immigration and tax officials said on Tuesday.
Children suffer in shadow of parent’s unauthorized immigration status, USC-UCLA study finds
The report supports the Obama administration’s plans to shield undocumented immigrants from deportation
200,000 Undocumented Immigrants Now Have A California Driver’s License
Almost half a million undocumented immigrants in California applied for driver’s licenses since a state law took effect at the beginning of the year. The number of applications was double what the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) had projected by this point in the year, according to a DMV announcement.
High-tech workers’ spouses welcome new immigration rules
Starting in May, the spouses of some immigrant tech workers, whose visas haven’t allowed them to work in the U.S., may be able to apply for work permits under President Obama’s executive order on immigration.
Federal judge denies request to lift hold on Obama immigration action
A federal judge in Texas denied a Justice Department request Tuesday to lift his temporary hold on President Obama's executive action shielding potentially millions of illegal immigrants from deportation.
Plan to ‘outsource’ asylum centres to Africa has Malta’s support
Malta is “positively considering” an Italian proposal for the establishment of asylum processing centres outside the European Union, the home affairs minister has told MaltaToday.
US State Department's Jill Esposito Talks New Pilot Program to Streamline Immigrant Visas, Improve Communication
The U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs is set to improve its immigrant visa process with a new pilot program and improved communication, which could particularly impact the tech sector.
Times Are Getting Tougher for Central Asian Migrant Workers in Russia
As of January 1, 2015 migrant workers in Russia were required to pass a history and civics exam, in addition to a Russian language test mandated by a 2012 law, in order to obtain a work permit. This summer, however, the exam is getting tougher with an expanded vocabulary list and five new history questions, tinged with politics.
Over Half of Moscow Region's Migrant Workers Are Employed Illegally
The Russian government has introduced new bureaucratic barriers that make it both harder and more expensive to receive a Russian work permit.
Greece needs a 'national strategy' on immigration, PM says after meeting EU commissioner
Greece needs a long-term ‘ national strategy’ to deal with the influx of undocumented migrants from the Middle East, Africa and Asia, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Tuesday following a meeting in Athens with European Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship Dimitris Avramopoulos.
U.S. Government Holding Fewer Immigrants In Detention
Federal authorities are holding fewer immigrants in detention, a reversal in a decade-long upward trend of locking people up who are in the deportation process. The detainees are facing deportation for various reasons, including committing a crime or being in the U.S. illegally.
Tampa and North Miami join cities defending Obama's executive action on immigration
The cities of Tampa and North Miami have signed onto a friend-of-the-court petition asking for "immediate implementation of President Obama’s executive actions on immigration."
UK introduces Health Surcharge
From 6 April, all nationals from outside of Europe, including South Korean nationals, coming to live in the UK for longer than six months will be required to pay a ‘health surcharge’ in order to gain access to the UK’s National Health Service (NHS).
Moving To Russia? First You Have To Answer Some Questions About Stalin, Crimea Under New Immigration Test
Moving to Russia? Get ready to answer some questions about Soviet dictator Josef Stalin first. And beef up on your knowledge of Crimea while you are at it.
Immigration Reform Begins by Stopping Terror at Border
It's "well and good" that Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson says the U.S. is keeping tabs on some 40 Americans who have re-entered the country after traveling to Iraq and Syria to fight with terrorists, but more must be done to keep illegals from crossing the borders, former INS special agent Michael Cutler said Monday on "America's Forum" on Newsmax TV.
Illegal immigrant children surge across border at highest rate since last summer’s peak
The second wave of unaccompanied illegal immigrant children has begun, with more than 3,000 of them surging across the Mexican border into the U.S. last month — the highest rate since the peak of last summer’s crisis and a warning that another rough season could be ahead.
Greece plan to release 3,500 immigrants from asylum centres sets it on a collision course with Europe
About 3,500 detainees who will be released from the camps if Greece’s new anti-austerity rulers make good on their promises – to the consternation of both Greeks and the EU
Fear, fatigue and separation: a journey with migrants willing to risk everything
After a 10-day trek over 150km, Sandrine Koffi’s dream of a new life in Europe ended and her nightmare of losing her infant daughter in the Macedonian night began.
Italian Authorities Rescue 1,500 Migrants at Sea in 24 Hours
According to official figures, more than 3,000 migrants perished attempting the perilous voyage across the Mediterranean last year. Italian navy and coastguard ships rescued more than 1,500 migrants, most of them from sub-Saharan Africa, from the southern Mediterranean in a 24 hour span, officials reported.
Immigration: Bulgaria Puts Up a New Wall, but This One Keeps People Out
LESOVO, Bulgaria — Less than two decades after the painstaking removal of a massive border fence designed to keep people in, Bulgarian authorities are just as painstakingly building a new fence along the rugged Turkish border, this time to keep people out.
Ottawa's new Express Entry immigration system slow off the mark
In its 2015 immigration levels plan, the Citizenship and Immigration ministry pledged to accept 260,000 to 285,000 new permanent residents, about two-thirds of them economic migrants. To meet that target, the government needs to admit about 22,500 immigrants a month, about 10 times the number that are admitted through Express Entry at present. Most new immigrants this year will have to be selected through the old system, which was criticized because it was slow and operated on first-come, first-served basis.
Forty illegal immigrants a day arrested in Britain
Enforcement squads swoop on Indian and Chinese restaurants, petrol stations and car washes, boosting number of arrests
Migrant drownings complicate immigration debate for presidential hopefuls
Millions of migrants have successfully crossed the Rio Grande to enter Texas from Mexico, but this year drownings are on the rise. After 16 deaths in six months, the U.S. Border Patrol has expanded search-and-rescue teams to monitor the area, especially weed-choked irrigation canals where many of the bodies are being found.
Farage's immigration NHS treatment ban backed by voters
A poll has suggested 50% of voters agree with Ukip's call for a ban on immediate free NHS treatment for immigrants.
Second immigration wave lifts diversity to record high
SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. — From a distance, the small group of Haitian immigrants at the public library looks like a prayer meeting or political gathering. Dressed colorfully but comfortably, the women speak in heavily accented English and sit every day for hours around a small wooden table studying to be nurses.
Nigel Farage claims children don’t play on Peterborough streets because of immigration
Ukip leader Nigel Farage has blamed immigration for a lack of children playing out on city streets.
New York City's first Hispanic council speaker becomes national voice on immigration, criminal justice
She was little known outside her City Council district a mere fifteen months ago, but New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito has briskly taken her first steps onto the national stage and out of the mayor's shadow.
Dairy farmers feel helpless as immigration reform sours
H OMER, N.Y. — When Mike McMahon’s Latino employees need to go to the bank, the pharmacy or the grocery store, he makes sure someone drives them to town, waits while they run errands, and then brings them safely back to his dairy farm.
Business advocates lobby Congress for more guest workers, high-tech visas
With the push for a broad immigration bill now dead in Congress, business advocates are ramping up their calls for Republicans who run both chambers to at least consider updating the nation’s guest-worker programs to help boost the economy.
World's Muslim Population Will Surpass Christians This Century, Pew Says
Islam is growing more rapidly than any other religion in the world, according to a new report by the Pew Research Center that says the religion will nearly equal Christianity by 2050 before eclipsing it around 2070, if current trends continue.
UK’s Cameron promises ‘controlled’ immigration policy if re-elected
LONDON, April 3 — British Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday promised he’d deliver a “controlled and fair” immigration policy if re-elected on May 7, seeking to neutralise attacks from the anti-EU UK Independence Party which threatens to split his vote.
EU Membership Boosts Uncontrolled Immigration in UK - UKIP Leader © Flickr/ Charles Roffey
London– The United Kingdom has limited control over its borders because it is a member of the European Union, which is causing significant immigration problems in the county, UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage announced during live TV debates.
Little-known immigration program seeks to reunite Central American families in U.S.
The Obama administration in recent months has quietly rolled out a new a program that allows Central American immigrants who reside legally in the United States to bring family members to the country.
Arabic: Most common language of refugees in America
According to the Refugee Processing Center, the State Department documents that the most common spoken language among refugees in America is Arabic.
Out of the 11,300 refugees admitted to the U.S. this fiscal year, 4,430 speak Arabic .
Illegal Immigration 2015: NYC To Protect Immigrants From Phony Legal Services And 'Notario' Fraud With New Task Force
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York State Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced a new joint task force Thursday to target individuals who defraud immigrants and their families and make it easier for victims of fraud to come forward.
Mainstream Asian American Organizations Should Advocate for Undocumented Immigrants
Currently, there are more than 1 million undocumented Asian Pacific Islander (API) immigrants living in the US. In California, where I reside, there are nearly a half million undocumented API immigrants.
Thousands of illegal minors caught at border each month; most released into U.S., report shows
A new analysis from the Center for Immigration Studies finds that more than 2,000 illegal immigrant minors have been apprehended each month since the beginning of this fiscal year in October — the second highest level of illegal minor arrests, behind last year’s record breaking border surge.
Islam students, community members spread awareness though henna
The Muslim Students Association at ASU held an event to offer the community henna tattoos while explaining the religion and culture behind it.
Book reprint highlights revival of interest in Yezidis in Sweden
Stockholm, Sweden – Swedish writer Fredrik Ekman is gratified to see a book he co-wrote about the Yezidis reprinted after a decade, signifying renewed interest about the religiouis minority that is suffering under atrocities by ISIS in Iraq.
Election TV debate: Leaders clash over NHS, cuts and immigration
The UK's party leaders have clashed in the first TV election debate on a range of issues including the NHS, immigration and the deficit.
Mothers Detained at Immigration Facility in Texas Stage Hunger Strike
Seventy-eight women being held at a federal immigration detention facility in Texas are demanding their release, and around 40 have launched a Holy Week hunger and work strike. The women are mostly Central American and are seeking asylum in the United States. They are being held in detention with their children. At least two women on hunger strike have reportedly been placed in isolation, along with their children.
Immigrants Are Too Wary to Even Learn About Obama's Immigration Plan
Daniel Jimenez’s job at the United Farm Workers Foundation is to promote the biggest reprieve for undocumented immigrants in a generation to as many as possible. On a recent day, after waiting an hour past the appointed 6 p.m. start, he began speaking to eight tomato-pickers and pistachio-tree planters and a dozen empty chairs.
50,000? 30,000? Nothing? Ukip changes immigration target twice and then drops it altogether in 24 hours
Suzanne Evans, the party’s vice chairman, said that there would be no immigration target when the manifesto is formally published in a fortnight’s time.
The Scrambled States of Immigration
A country that has abandoned all efforts at creating a saner immigration policy has gotten the result it deserves: not one policy but lots of little ones, acting at cross purposes and nullifying one another. Not unity but cacophony, a national incoherence — one well illustrated in a recent report in The Times on the various ways the states, forsaken by Congress, are adjusting to the millions of unauthorized immigrants living outside the law.
Department of Immigration vows amends after G20 data leak
The Department of Immigration has responded to embarrassing revelations it leaked personal information of G20 officials including Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin, announcing a bolstered security regime and new task force.
Nigel Farage: Britons so ill at ease with immigrants their children cannot play in the streets
Britons are so ill at ease with levels of immigration in their towns that their children do not play football with their neighbours in the streets, Nigel Farage has said.
Labour deal with SNP would lead to new flood of immigration, warns report
A post-election deal between Labour and the SNP would “destroy” Britain’s immigration controls, creating a "back door" for foreigners, according to a new report.
Denying Higher Education to Undocumented Students is a Roadblock to Future Economic Growth
Today, a college degree is one of the surest ways to economic opportunity, but it has also never been more expensive. Earlier this year, President Obama announced "America's College Promise", a proposal that would make two years of community college free for anyone who's willing to work for it. On the heels of that announcement, the president recently called for a new "Student Aid Bill of Rights" to ensure that all students have access to a high-quality and affordable education.
Australia must look to world's emerging markets for foreign students, report says
Tertiary education institutions should look to emerging markets in Africa, Latin America and the Middle East in order to keep Australia in the top five destination countries for foreign students, a new government report said.
African envoy expresses concern over EU migrant center plans
BRUSSELS — Africa's envoy to the European Union says EU plans to process migrants in the countries they leave or transit on their way to Europe is "a dangerous approach."
Israel to Begin Deporting African Refugees
Ma'an News Agency reports that, up until now, asylum seekers officially had to sign a document indicating voluntary departure from Israel, as it is a signatory to the Refugee Convention which restricts a state to deport individuals whose lives are in danger in their home countries.
US immigration announces new customer-friendly approach with ambassadors to offer welcome fist bumps
Incoming visitors often face a sombre reception at passport control in the United States.
AFL-CIO to help Hispanics take advantage of immigration relief measures
The largest labor organization in the United States on Tuesday launched a national immigration training plan called "We Rise!" to help Hispanics take advantage of the immigration relief measures announced by President Barack Obama last November.
Racism persists in Quebec, immigration committee told
The long process of revamping the province’s immigration policies got off to a sobering start Wednesday when provincial human rights officials said racism and discrimination persist in Quebec’s workplaces.
British UKIP leader vows 90% immigration cut
The head of the right-wing UKIP has promised to slash net migration into Britain by 90 per cent.
Adelaide visual artist challenges Australians to rethink their stance on immigration
An Adelaide visual artist will put up 1,000 posters in Australia's capital cities in an attempt to make residents rethink their stance on immigration.
Immigration may activate 'mass migration' response
With more than 100 Cuban migrants either being housed in or currently passing through Cayman Islands waters, the Cayman Islands Immigration Department is standing by to activate its “mass migration” plan.“
Mexican Consulate to hold immigration law forum in the U.S.
A big fight is brewing in Washington over immigration reform, but many are unhappy with President Obama’s plan.
University of Kansas to create immigration studies center
LAWRENCE, Kan. -The University of Kansas has hired two sociologists to plan a center for migration and immigration studies.
Federal Scrutiny of a Youth Immigration Program Alarms Advocates
Among the myriad laws and regulations that govern the nation’s immigration system is a special program, created 25 years ago, that allows immigrant youths who have been abused, neglected or abandoned to apply for a green card.
’Primary driver of US population growth’ could soon be immigration
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that immigration will become the “primary driver of U.S. population growth” between 2027 and 2038.
Added Protections for Undocumented Immigrants Sought
A one-day change in a prison term for a minor crime involving an undocumented immigrant could result in sending that person to federal authorities for deportation, activists said at a legislative hearing Monday.
Nigel Farage: immigration has left Britain almost unrecognisable
Nigel Farage declared immigration has left towns and cities in Britain almost unrecognisable for many people over the last decade, as he unveiled the UK Independence party’s (Ukip) first general election poster, an image of the white cliffs of Dover with three escalators running up them.
Unease About Immigration at Core of UK Election Campaign
Boston is a typical English town — ancient church, traditional shops, Polish supermarkets, Baltic bakeries. Amid the bargain-hunting crowds on market day, eastern European languages are almost as common as the local Lincolnshire accent.
U.S. Files Appeal of Texas Judge's Hold on Immigration Action
The Justice Department urged a federal appeals court Monday to reverse a hold a judge placed on President Barack Obama's immigration executive action.
15 House Republicans urge House to block funds for Obama's immigration orders
15 House Republicans urge House to block funds for Obama's immigration orders Fifteen House Republicans are urging House appropriators to block funds for President Obama's executive actions on immigration in the next spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security. The initiative comes just a few weeks after the House GOP relented on doing just that for the rest of this year after a grueling, months-long impasse. In a letter released Friday, the lawmakers requested that the DHS spending bill for the next fiscal year starting in October prohibit funding for Obama's most recent executive actions in November, as well as the programs to shield immigrants who came to the U.S. as children and the parents of legal citizens from deportation. Those programs are known respectively as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA). "Our constituents sent us to Washington to put a stop to this nonsense," the lawmakers wrote to Rep. John Carter (R-Texas), the chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee overseeing the DHS, and Rep. Lucille Roybal Allard (D-Calif.), the panel's top Democrat. The House Republicans maintained that the president's unilateral actions amounted to executive overreach. "The executive actions on immigration not only disregard the separation of powers, they are a slap in the face to millions seeking opportunity and yearning to be free but are unwilling to make their first actions toward that goal criminal," they said. The letter's signatories were GOP Reps. Paul Gosar (Ariz.), Jeff Miller (Fla.), Lou Barletta (Pa.), Dana Rohrabacher (Calif.), Jim Bridenstine (Okla.), Steve King (Iowa), Bob Gibbs (Ohio), Louie Gohmert (Texas), Leonard Lance (N.J.), Tim Huelskamp (Kan.), Tom McClintock (Calif.), Mo Brooks (Ala.), Brian Babin (Texas), Rod Blum (Iowa) and Glenn Grothman (Wis.). The group is mostly comprised of prominent immigration hardliners like King, Gohmert, Huelskamp and Brooks. But it also includes one committee chairman: Miller, who chairs the House Veterans' Affairs Committee. Source: The Hill
Germany needs more immigration from non-EU countries – study
The number of people of working age in Germany will fall by around a third by 2050 if Europe's biggest economy does not increase immigration from countries outside the European Union, a study published on Friday said.
Scott Walker Denies Reversing Position on Immigration
Houston — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker on Saturday emphatically denied he recently changed his position on illegal immigration, emphasizing that solving the problem does not involve a pathway to citizenship.
States Are Divided by the Lines They Draw on Immigration
Washington has long allowed immigrants without legal status to get driver’s licenses. So Ofelia Rosas Ramos, a Mexican living illegally in Seattle, has had her license since 2008.
Syriza continues immigration policy of previous Greek government
Prior to its election victory, Syriza (Coalition of the Radical Left) had promised to close Greek deportation detention centres and provide more humane treatment for immigrants.
Anti-trafficking: whitewash for anti-immigration programmes
Anti-trafficking programmes give a humanitarian gloss to national anti-immigration controls, but the citizenship and immigration policies of nation-states are still the biggest danger facing many migrants today.
UK: Majority of voters not convinced by Tory promises to lower immigration to below 100,000
David Cameron's 'cast-iron' pledge to lower immigration to the 'tens of thousands' was left in tatters after the figure reached 298,000 in 2014.
Australian immigration dept leaks G20 leaders’ passport info
The personal details of all 20 leaders at the recent G20 summit in Australia have been accidentally leaked by the Australian immigration department. Despite being notified of the high-profile breach four months ago, it neglected to inform anyone.
Jewish Agency, IFCJ spar over Ukrainian immigration
The Jewish Agency on Sunday harshly criticized the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews over its decision to facilitate Ukrainian immigration to Israel by itself, saying the move ultimately hurts olim.
Immigration Reform: The Drawbacks of E-Verify
In “A Way Out on Immigration Reform” (Op-Ed, March 18), Alan K. Simpson and Bruce A. Morrison proffered a way to jump-start immigration reform.
Tension Brews Between ICE And Immigration Advocates Over Deportation Policies
WASHINGTON -- Last Friday, immigration advocates met with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Sarah Saldaña and brought up some concerns, including a surprising statement she made the day before that seemed wholly at odds with the administration's policies.
Presidential hopeful Scott Walker changes immigration stance again with embrace of reform
Republican and potential 2016 candidate reportedly embraced of pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants at private dinner
Wisconsin governor and Republican presidential hopeful Scott Walker embraced a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants at a recent private dinner in New Hampshire, according to a report published on Thursday in the Wall Street Journal.
New figures show that Britain's ethnic minority communities all want a cap on immigration
Almost 80% of UK residents think the number of migrants coming into the country should be reduced, and 59% want a big drop, says a new survey.
China explores feasibility of skilled immigration
Living in China is becoming easier for foreign nationals who are looking to move here. The country is actively exploring the feasibility of a new "skilled immigrant" policy as efforts to attract overseas talents continue.