Immigration Data Hub

Get instant access to the latest immigration statistics, maps, and numbers for the United States and other countries. For example, find where Mexican immigrants live in the United States; the amount of remittances sent to India, Mexico, the Philippines, and Lebanon; and the top global destinations for Irish immigrants. The Data Hub showcases the most current national and state-level demographic, social, and economic facts about immigrants to the US; as well as stock, flow, citizenship, net migration, and historical data for countries in Europe, North America, and Oceania. Track historical immigration trends, see which global cities have the the largest immigrant populations, and learn more about refugee and asylum patterns.

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US DATA 2010 ACS/Census Data on the Foreign Born by State Generate national and state-level statistics on immigrants Maps of the Foreign Born in the US Click on maps to view where immigrants live in the US US Historical Immigration Trends Learn about US immigration trends and patterns over time Who's Where in the United States? Get quick facts on immigrants from different countries living in the US

INTERNATIONAL DATA Country and Comparative Data Review in-depth and comparative migration data for different countries World Migration Map Find out the origins and destinations of global migrants Global City Migration Map Learn about the world's top urban immigrant destinations Global Remittances Guide Learn about remittance trends and patterns worldwide Country Resources Learn how countries manage the immigration and integration of migrants Seeking Asylum Analyze the numbers and origins of asylum seekers around the world

New Data Guide On Finding, Using the Most Accurate, Recent Immigration Data Resources
The Immigration: Data Matters guide shows where to locate some of the most credible, up-to-date US and global immigration-related data compiled by government and non-governmental sources. The online guide, also available in hard copy, includes clickable links to resources that offer immigrant population estimates; the size of the unauthorized immigrant population; English proficiency rates; the share of immigrants in the workforce; education, health, and income and poverty statistics relating to immigrants; and other data.
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