The United States' dominance as an immigrant destination has historical roots. In earlier decades, European migrants dominated immigration flows, but since the late 20th century, migration from Latin America and Asia has surged due to economic globalization. Most U.S. immigrants are concentrated in states like California, Texas, Florida, and New York, which collectively house nearly half the foreign-born population. They come from a wide range of countries, with Mexico being the largest source (23% of all immigrants in 2022), followed by India (6%), China (5%), and the Philippines (4%).
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🇺🇸 United States Net Migration (1960–2025) 👥 1960 ➜ +422,708 👥 1965 ➜ +644,902 👥 1970 ➜ +744,902 👥 1975 ➜ +655,078 👥 1980 ➜ +595,916 👥 1985 ➜ +598,777 👥 1990 ➜ +1,084,720 👥 1995 ➜ +1,173,016 👥 2000 ➜ +1,248,392 👥 2005 ➜ +1,369,224 👥 2010 ➜ +1,594,453 👥 2015 ➜ +1,722,127 👥 2020 ➜ +329,769 👥 2021 ➜ +674,787 👥 2022 ➜ +1,319,009 👥 2023 ➜ +1,322,668 👥 2024 ➜ +1,286,132 👥 2025 ➜ +1,230,663 📊 Source: World Bank ℹ️ Note: Net migration is the net total of migrants during the period, that is, the num...
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