The George W. Bush Institute in the United States has released an analysis of the contribution of immigrants to North American lands. The report also mentions the American places that have benefited this community the most. For the George W. Bush Institute’s benchmark release, some indicators were evaluated. Among them are wages, educational level, economic solvency, and the number of homeowners.
The areas with the best technology that have had a positive impact on immigrants are San Jose and San Francisco in California. In addition, Seattle, Washington, and Boston, Massachusetts, are highly influential.
For example, immigrant families in San Jose, in 2020, earned an average of $136,000.00 annually. Meanwhile, immigrant homes in Texas received an annual average in the same year of $31,000.00.
Differences between immigrants and indigenous people
Other parts of the country that offer advantages but to a lesser extent are Raleigh in North Carolina and Madison in Wisconsin. There’s also Bridgeport, Stamford, and Norwalk in Connecticut, as well as Colorado Springs and Atlanta in Georgia.
The result of the investigation shows that cities with more immigrant populations generate large sums of dollars. These numbers are higher than those reported by urban areas with fewer immigrants.
This comparison is proportional to the increase in demography in different parts of the nation. Other items provided indicate that cities with immigrants report adequate staff salaries, professionalism, and potential markets.
However, the margin between the earnings of the immigrants and the natives is large. In 2019, average fees in the nation’s top 100 cities were 11% lower than for foreign residents.
This data is cumbersome to reveal, because salaries change constantly and in large quantities. Nor is the behavior the same in all the places considered.
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