In 2017, 13.7 percent of people (one in 7.3 people) in the United States were immigrants, up from 13.5 percent in 2016, and up from 5 percent (one in 20 people) in 1970, according to the bureau’s data.
The rising share means 44.5 million people in a population of 325.7 million people were born abroad. That 44.5 million includes roughly 22 million naturalized citizens, 11 million other residents, including more than 1.5 million foreign temporary visa-workers, plus roughly 11 million illegal immigrants, according to the bureau:
The millions of migrants are concentrated in the coastal metropolises, such as Los Angeles and New York, but many are migrating into interior states. According to the New York Times:
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3 comments:
Since they won't go back and we really can't make them go back without bloodshed - make the citizens so they can PAY income tax!!!!!!!!
Threaten them with that and some will leave!!!! WIN/WIN for many!
Thank Obama /Hillary & Demon-crats who had an OPEN BORDER
Policy for Ruining America !!! Deport them too !!!!
No more Immigration > Enough is Enough America is Overcrowded Now !!!!!
Now you know how us Indians felt 150 years ago.
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