Current Numbers | Center for Immigration Studies

". . .1.5 million new immigrants (legal and illegal) arrived in 2014, and another 914,000 arrived in just the first six months of 2015."

- Steven Camarota, Director of Research at CIS

Immigrant Profile Series

Population Projections

Hispanic Voter Projections

Unemployment Rate Series

Content type

Publication Type

Author

New Employment Figures Show Immigrants Hard Hit

Topics: Unemployment Rate Series

No, The Wuhan Virus Won't Cause A U.S. Population Decline

Topics: Population Projections, Media Coverage of Immigration Policy

The Numerical Impact of the Coronavirus and the Trump Restrictions on Migration

Topics: Current Numbers

Will the Census Undercount the Foreign-Born? I Worry that It Will

Topics: Current Numbers

Border Patrol Apprehensions Drop for the Eighth Straight Month in January

Administration initiatives are paying off

Topics: Border Crisis 2019 - 2020, Current Numbers, Customs and Border Protection (CBP)

The Impact of Non-Citizens on Political Representation in the House of Representatives

Topics: Politics, Current Numbers

Trump’s Blind Spot on Immigration

Topics: Politics, Current Numbers

Immigration Brief: The Numbers Matter

Immigration Brief

Topics: Current Numbers

The Impact of Legal and Illegal Immigration on the Apportionment of Seats in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2020

Topics: Politics, Current Numbers

1.45 Million Immigrants Arrived in 2017, Down from 1.75 Million in 2016

The number arriving declined for every major sending region

Topics: Current Numbers