Current Numbers

". . .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

Immigration Isn't an Uncontrollable Force of Nature After All

New pre-COVID data shows policy choices caused immigration numbers to drop even as the economy sped up.

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Current Numbers

September Measures: Government Issuing More Visas than Prior Month

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Current Numbers

New Census Bureau Data Indicates There Was a Large Increase in Out-Migration in the First Part of the Trump Administration

Topics: Current Numbers

Immigrant Population Growth Slows

‘Trump Effect’ likely explains slowdown

Topics: Current Numbers

August Migration Numbers Continue to Show Large, if Uneven, Reductions

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Current Numbers

The Location of More Than 682,000 Overseas Social Security Beneficiaries

Our annual emigration report

Topics: Current Numbers

New Data: Immigration Surged in 2014 and 2015

More than three million legal and illegal immigrants settled in the United States in the last two years

Topics: Current Numbers

Trump Policies Joined with Covid-19 Have Reduced Migration Substantially

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Current Numbers

Immigration: Numbers Are of the Essence

Efforts to cope with the fallout can miss the point.

Topics: Current Numbers

No Count of Green Card Commuters at Our Borders — And It's My Fault

Topics: Current Numbers, Legal Permanent Residence (LPR) (Green Cards)