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The United States, with its large and changing immigrant population, has an enormous stake in international migration.
Equally important is the impact that US immigration policies have on the rest of the world. With the interests of so
many people hanging in the balance, it is crucial that the US immigration policy debate be guided by reliable data
and analysis. The US in Focus page aims to provide easy access to this information.
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Mexican Immigrants in the United States
April 23 —
In 2006, more than 11.5 million Mexican immigrants resided in the United States,
accounting for 30.7 percent of all US immigrants. MPI's Jeanne Batalova examines the number of Mexican immigrants in the
United States, their socioeconomic characteristics, where they live, and the size of the Mexican-born unauthorized population.
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Country Profile
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United
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Immigration, perhaps more than any other social, political, or economic process, has shaped the United States over the past century.
As the 21st century unfolds, security concerns and immigration reform will continue to shape who enters the community and how. |
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Data Resources for
the United States
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US
Historical Trends
Important building blocks to help you better
understand US immigration trends and patterns. |
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Global Data Center
Generate tables and graphs to analyze international
migration data for the United States and other
countries. |
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