Interview Questions for Immigrants

Interview Questions to Immigrants of the United States

 How much money did it cost for you to immigrate to the United States?

 Did your job title have an effect on your ability to immigrate to the United States?

 If you were in a lower socioeconomic class, do you think you would have been able to immigrate to the United States?

 Do you believe the United States immigration system is class-based?

 Have you experienced financial problems that were caused by immigrating to the United States?

 What do you suggest would make the United States immigration system easier for lower-income families?

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