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- Key findings about U. S. immigrants | Pew Research Center
On average, U S immigrants have lower levels of education than the U S -born population In 2022, immigrants ages 25 and older were about three times as likely as the U S born to have not completed high school (25% vs 7%) However, immigrants were as likely as the U S born to have a bachelor’s degree or more (35% vs 36%)
- Immigrants in America: Key Charts and Facts - Pew Research Center
The nation’s immigrants are more settled today than they were in 1990, when the share of those who had arrived within the past 10 years peaked at 44% Now, the amount of time that immigrants have spent in the U S has grown In 2018, 73% of immigrants had lived in the U S for over 10 years, up from 56% in 1990 (but similar to the share in 1970 )
- US immigrant population in 2023 saw largest increase since 2000 | Pew . . .
Immigrants accounted for 14 3% of the total U S population in 2023 – up roughly threefold from 4 7% in 1970, but still below the record high of 14 8% in 1890 The U S has long been home to more immigrants than any other country These immigrants hail from many places, but the most common origin nations as of 2023 were Mexico (10 9 million
- Where immigrants to the US come from, 1850 to today - Pew Research Center
The share of immigrants varies widely among states, from 2% in West Virginia to 27% in California In 2022, Mexican immigrants were the largest group in 29 states, while Indian immigrants were the largest group in six states Mirroring the national trend, the origins of immigrants living in each state have changed dramatically in the past century
- Immigrants in America: Current Data and Demographics - Pew Research Center
There were a record 44 8 million immigrants living in the U S in 2018, making up 13 7% of the nation’s population This represents a more than fourfold increase since 1960, when 9 7 million immigrants lived in the U S , accounting for 5 4% of the total U S population Click the link below each summary table to download the data
- What we know about unauthorized immigrants living in the U. S.
According to the bureau’s recent estimates, the U S population was larger than the ACS indicated by about 700,000 people in 2022 and almost 2 million, or roughly 0 6%, in 2023 Almost all of the additional people were immigrants, and based on the Census Bureau’s data sources, most would be considered unauthorized immigrants
- Topic: Government aid to immigrants in the U. S. illegally
Immigrants now make up roughly 14 3% of the U S population Mexico is the top country of birth for U S immigrants The next largest is India Beyond those two countries, immigrants come from all over the world Most immigrants are in the U S legally But in 2022, 23% of the nation’s immigrants were in the country illegally
- Americans’ Views of Deportations - Pew Research Center
54% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents say all immigrants living in the country illegally should be deported, compared with 10% of Democrats and Democratic leaners 81% of Republicans say law enforcement officers should be allowed to check a person’s immigration status during routine activities like a traffic stop, while 33%
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