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". . .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

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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

An Excellent Report on the Illusory and Easily Politicized Nature of Border Security Metrics

Topics: Border Crisis 2019, Current Numbers

Latest Census Bureau Surveys Do Not Agree on Size and Growth of Immigrant Population

Topics: Current Numbers

The Employment Situation of Immigrants and Natives in the First Quarter of 2019

Topics: Current Numbers, Unemployment Rate Series

Can Immigration Solve the Problem of an Aging Society?

Estimating the impact of post-1990 immigration

Topics: Population Projections

Immigrants Are Coming to America at Older Ages

A look at age at arrival among new immigrants, 2000 to 2017

Topics: Costs of Immigration, Population Projections

Getting Immigration Right This Time

In setting immigration numbers, remember the Mustang and the Edsel

Topics: Politics, Current Numbers

How Many Would Really Come if the Borders Were Open?

Analysis of a recent Gallup poll

Topics: Border Crisis 2019, Current Numbers, Polls and Surveys

Different Follow-on Effects of Migration from China and India

Economic vs. political goals

Topics: Education and Foreign Students, Current Numbers, H-1B Nonimmigrant Visa Progam

On Immigration, Trump Needs to Focus on the Numbers

For all the fuss about the border, we're missing the big question.

Topics: Current Numbers