From its inception, the United States has been a country of immigrants. These interactive charts, which offer data at national, state, and sometimes county levels, help track changing immigration patterns and characteristics of the immigrant population through time. By placing immigration to the United States in its broader historic context, the characteristics of today's migration flows and the immigrant communities they establish can be better understood.
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Green Cards: How Many Are Issued Annually & to Whom?
New Citizens: How Many People Become Americans Yearly & from Which Countries?
By the Numbers: Current and Historical Stats about Immigrants at U.S. & State Levels
Current and Historical Composition of the U.S. Population by Age, Sex, and Nativity
Unauthorized Immigrants: Where They Live at U.S., State & County Levels; & Their Countries of Origin
Deferred Action: Who Has DACA & Where Do They Live?
Mexican Immigrants: Current & Historical Stats & Origins & Destinations