Usafis: Immigrants Living in US Have Started Many Valuable Startups

Immigrants have created several of America’s most valuable privately held companies. Many of the companies will soon become publicly traded and will be available to any U.S. citizen who wants to invest in the billion-dollar startups.

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Usafis: Resurgence of Farmers Markets Fueled by Immigrants in the USA

Refugee and immigrant families from all around the globe, who now live in the U.S., bring their items to sell at the market. Jim Golden, the director of the St. Paul Growers Association, said it feels like family with all of the growers and the customers.

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Usafis.org : Top Cities to Start or Expand a Business in America

The number one city, according to a recent report by Startup Genome and Surge Cities Index, Inc. to begin a new startup is Austin, Texas. If you are considering relocating to the U.S. for work and a better way of life, contact Usafis.org. They can walk you through the steps to apply for the U.S. Green Card Lottery.

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usafis: Immigrants Living in the USA Fuel Farmers Market Resurgence

Hmong farmers make up over 50 percent of the vendors at the farmers market. There is also a Russian family, a lady from India, a Somalian family, and a farmer from Nepal selling their goods at the market. Susan Dahl, from Nepal, has been selling raw honey for four years. 

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