Along the way, the relative told Lin about several Chinese websites and apps with job postings and information on hostel-like facilities that welcomed Chinese migrants. Many Chinese migrants find jobs and housing more easily than arrivals from Latin America because they can tap a vast network of friends and relatives, who often were migrants to the U.S. themselves. New migrants often head to Chinese enclaves in New York and California, before getting connected to Chinese business establishments across the country. But at Red Apple Employment Agency, Chinese migrants can still seek advice from the owner, Jenny Geng, who came to the U.S. herself more than two decades ago. Write to Chao Deng at chao.deng@wsj.comView Full Image Chinese Migrants Tap Extensive Networks to Join the U.S. EconomyView Full Image Chinese Migrants Tap Extensive Networks to Join the U.S. EconomyView Full Image Chinese Migrants Tap Extensive Networks to Join the U.S. EconomyView Full Image Chinese Migrants Tap Extensive Networks to Join the U.S. EconomyView Full Image Chinese Migrants Tap Extensive Networks to Join the U.S. EconomyView Full Image Chinese Migrants Tap Extensive Networks to Join the U.S. EconomyView Full Image Chinese Migrants Tap Extensive Networks to Join the U.S. Economy

Source: Wall Street Journal July 19, 2024 12:04 UTC