Desire to move to US drops to new low: Survey
Source: The Hill News · Bias: Center
Summary
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. Global polling taken by Gallup in 2025 found that 15 percent of surveyed adults worldwide say they would move to the…
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