What's so strange about it? More than a hundred years ago, our country was not weak. At that time, the military strength and economic level were not good, and they were often looked down upon. But many people in our country have become very powerful after going abroad. Therefore, to be a winner, the background is important, but it is not the final decisive factor.

In fact, the so-called "refugees" often come from turbulent or very poor countries. Due to frequent wars in some countries, many people were displaced at dawn and people were in dire straits, so they took refuge in countries with married children. Although these refugees have no strong motherland as the backing and no strong economic strength as the foundation, it is not entirely impossible for these refugees to become winners in life in North American countries.

First of all, if these refugees come to Canada, they can get some subsidies and don't have to pay taxes. Without work, these mothers from refugee families can get $65,438+$05,000 a year, four children can get $2,000 a month, and their fathers can get $5,000 ... and some adults from refugee families look strong and healthy, so there is no shortage of labor. If these people can directly do some small business or find something to do after receiving these subsidies, although it is really hard at first, there is still hope to turn over and become a winner.

Secondly, although in the present American society, there are still many people who have great discrimination and prejudice against the status of "refugees" and "illegal immigrants". But even so, many people from war-torn countries or poor countries have become winners in North America.

Because these refugees have a certain amount of labor, and their labor costs are relatively low, they can make continuous progress through their own efforts as long as they are given a chance. Although not all winners in the end, it is normal to have a winner among hundreds of thousands.