As the American Presidential election grows closer and with statistics for the country’s latest employment numbers being released, many people who will not even be involved in the upcoming election were weighting in on the most recent results – the people who have been on the fence about taking that big step and moving to the USA.
Potential immigrants, their future impact on the country often overlooked at this juncture of election years, have been abuzz about the big employment news announced by President Obama, which said that unemployment is at its lowest level since he took office. Republican nominee Mitt Romney responded to the announcement by reminding everyone that unemployment had been above eight percent for almost four years and that the latest numbers, while an overall improvement, are nowhere near where the American public needs the final job creation sums to be.
All of this brings us back to foreigners who are still considering moving to the USA and using the economy and employment as a very large factor as to whether they ultimately make the move, stay put or, perhaps, even immigrate to a different country.
While the consensus of foreigners opinions on the issue still seems to be left up for debate, no one should underestimate the impact that this will have on the country’s future. Remember, these are people who potentially constitute a good portion of the voting public in four years. Although their votes are not relevant now, they will be in 2016 and beyond and citizens must not forget this. As the coming election roars forward and gets ready to make its mark on America’s history, how outsiders view the current shape of our economy must be evaluated and pondered as down the line it will have a direct bearing on the path our financial community takes.
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