Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › World News › AAPI survey finds fading faith in US as destination for...
World News

AAPI survey finds fading faith in US as destination for immigrants

AAPI survey finds fading faith in US as destination for immigrants
South China Morning Post Monday 15 June 2026, 21:31 UTC By Lucy Quaggin 1 min read
Key Points

Most Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults believe the United States used to be a great place for immigrants but no longer is, according to a survey released on Monday ahead of the 250th anniversary of American independence next month. “Forty-one per cent of AAPI adults say they have started carrying proof of immigration status or citizenship, or know someone who has, and 34 per cent say the same about changing travel plans because of immigration status,” according to the...

Most Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults believe the United States used to be a great place for immigrants but no longer is, according to a survey released on Monday ahead of the 250th anniversary of American independence next month. “Forty-one per cent of AAPI adults say they have started carrying proof of immigration status or citizenship, or know someone who has, and 34 per cent say the same about changing travel plans because of immigration status,” according to the Associated...
AAPI (ORG) US (LOCATION) Asian-American (ORG) Pacific Islander (ORG) the United States (LOCATION) American (ORG) Associated (ORG)
Originally published by South China Morning Post Read original →

Related Stories

US Air Force says 8 believed dead in B-52 bomber crash

CatastropheUnited States of America US Air Force says 8 believed dead in B-52 bomber crash June 16, 2026Advertisement The US Air Force said Monday that eight people are believed dead after a B-52 bomber crashed at a military base in California. "Initial indications are that the crash was not survivable," the Edwards Air Force Base said on X. The aircraft was a Boeing B-52 Stratofortress which entered service in 1955.

Deutsche Welle 18m ago

SC notice to Centre, Punjab over failure to implement RTE

The Supreme Court Monday sought responses from Centre and Punjab govt to a PIL alleging that the AAP-governed state has failed to implement the constitutional guarantee of free and compulsory education to every child from economically weaker and marginalised sections of society. Though RTE and RTI were among the main planks on which AAP acquired political salience at national level, the PIL by Jagmohan Singh Raju said RTE Act’s mandate for a quota of 25% for children belonging to weaker and...

Times of India 24m ago

A Knicks-Inspired Baby-Naming Boom Is Coming After Championship Win, Experts Say

“Jalen” is already a popular baby name, but Knicks-loving parents may turn to it even more now that Jalen Brunson led the team to an N.B.A. championship, experts say.

New York Times 26m ago

RFK Jr under fire for ‘bullying’ letter to scientific journal

Health advocates criticized Kennedy’s move demanding answers from journal that removed ‘flawed’ vaccine studyRobert F Kennedy Jr, the US health secretary, is demanding answers from a medical journal that recently removed a paper suggesting a link between vaccines and infant death, saying their decision was “of great interest to me”. Public health advocates immediately criticized the move, and said Kennedy appeared to be trying to intimidate and influence the journal’s editorial process. The...

The Guardian World 27m ago