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Desire to move to US drops to new low: Survey

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A new poll released Thursday shows that respondents’ desire to move to the U.S. has dropped to a new low despite still being the most preferred destination among foreign citizens to permanently move to.

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Winning: Global Desire to Move to US Plummets Amid Trump's Immigration Crackdown

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3 days ago·Phoenix, United States

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rbc.ua

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No Longer the Number One Country? Fewer People Want to Move to the Us

Only 15% of adults worldwide named the United States as their top choice for relocation. People's desire to move to the United States has fallen to a new low, despite the country still being the most popular destination for migration and residence, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing The Hill. Read also: Republicans risk losing the election due to Trump's policies, according to a survey. A new Gallup global social survey found that only 15% of resp…

4 days ago

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Desire to move to US drops to new low: Survey

New poll shows desire to move to the U.S. drops to new low, despite being most preferred destination for foreign citizens to move to.

4 days ago·Washington, United States

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Gallup

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Desire to Move Permanently to U.S. at New Low

In 2025, fewer people worldwide are imagining their futures elsewhere. The U.S., long the world's most desired destination, is attracting less interest than at any point in nearly two decades.

5 days ago

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