[TigerLikesRooster]

P!

[ken21]

they are of more benefit to us than the ubiquitous mexicans that generally are less competitive educationally and economically and on the public dole.

[MtnClimber]

They shuld note that dear leader Zer0 is turning us into North Korea which is worse than China. Don’t come here unless you have confidence in the next election. I have hope for change, but there are too many stupid, crazy or evil voters out there for me to have much hope.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

The U.S. is the most popular emigration destination, according to the survey of 980 Chinese people with assets of more than 10 million yuan ($1.6 million)

Well, successful people with a history of achievement and high expectations for their own children are desirable immigrants. Someone needs to pay taxes in this country in the years to come.

[TexasTransplant]

Really... only that % ?

TT

[TwoSwords]

No way I’m learing Chinese. I can’t even learn good English. Putting my foot down.

[TChad]

[emax]

In order for us to get through this without becoming mental patients, lets attempt some glass is half full perspectives here. When these particular arrivals, whom by and large are likely nothing like the leeches that Americans, and far more so Euroepans, have been accustomed to and will improve this nation, realize that Zero’s policies will wreck every one of their aspirations, we will have more votes against him and for leaders who excercise true fiscal responsibility-and every vote really does count, and more new citizens actively aiding the fight to get them out of office.

[1010RD]

Interesting how few are choosing HK. Why?

[glorgau]

Rich Chinese consider emigrating because they know how the Chinese treat other Chinese. Basically, they know that they are “fair game” in almost any scenario.