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With the level of immigration into the US increasing with time and in various forms and through various channels, it has become imperative for the Americans to make the national security measures all the more strict and strong. In this regard, the Office of Immigration Statistics (OIS), located within the Policy Directorate of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) maintains immigration statistics to monitor and assess the effects of immigration on the country's security. Some of the important statistical information on immigration to the US are: 1) Migration: Immigration and Emigration to the US by decade: 1901-90:

Emigration: Immigration and Emigration by Decade: 190190(Numbers in thousands) Period

Immigrants to the Emigrants from the Net Immigration U.S. U.S. 37,869 11,882 25,987

Ratio: Emigration/ Immigration

Total, 19010.31 90 1981-90 7,338 1,600 5,738 0.22 1971-80 4,493 1,176 3,317 0.26 1961-70 3,322 900 2,422 0.27 1951-60 2,515 425 2,090 0.17 1941-50 1,035 281 754 0.27 1931-40 528 649 -121 1.23 1921-30 4,107 1,685 2,422 0.41 1911-20 5,736 2,157 3,579 0.38 1901-10 8,795 3,008 5,787 0.34 Source: 1992 Statistical Yearbook , Table 1; Warren and Kraly, The Elusive Exodus: Emigration from the United States , Population Reference Bureau, 1985. Emigration 1981-90, Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. The above table shows the trend of immigration to and emigration from the USA, in the time period 1901-90. The table clearly shows that historically the US has been more popular a country for people to enter and stay rather than flee. The only exception has been the decade of 1930s when more people fled the country owing to the plight caused by the Great Depression. 2) Top ten sending countries as a percentage of the total inflow, by country of birth: 1986 Origin country Total Mexico Philippines Republic of Korea Cuba Viet Nam India Dominican Republic China (excluding Taiwan) Jamaica Iran (Islamic Republic of) All other countries

2004 Number 601,708 66,533 52,558 35,776 33,114 29,993 26,227 26,175 25,106 19,595 16,505 270,126

Origin country Total Mexico India Philippines China, People's Republic Vietnam Dominican Republic El Salvador Cuba Korea Colombia Other countries

Number 946,142 175,364 70,116 57,827 51,156 31,514 30,492 29,795 20,488 19,766 18,678 440,946

(Source: Migration Information Source)

The above table (compared years are 1986, 1996, and 2004 as latest available) shows the pattern of immigration to the

US by various foreign nationals. While Mexico dominates the immigrant communities (despite various attempts being made by the American authorities by means of anti-immigration laws), India and China have a raised position in the latest figures of 2004 in terms of immigration, which clearly shows that these two countries are front-runners at the moment as far as immigration to the US is concerned. Other observations include: Iranians' reduced immigration after the 1980s after the US-Iran relation deteriorated, and Russians' increased immigration in the mid-1990s following the formal termination of the Cold War. 3) Foreign born as a percentage of the total population, 1990 and 1994 to 2005 Country United States

1990 7.9

1994 9.0

1995 9.3

1996 9.3

1997 9.7

1998 9.8

1999 9.7

2000 10.9

2001 11.4

2002 11.5

2003 11.7

2004 11.9

2005 12.1

(Source: Migration Information Source) This table shows the percentage of foreign-born population in the US. The figure clearly illustrates that the percentage of people of foreign origin in the US is clearly increasing (the comparable years are 1990 and 1994-2005).

Voir aussi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_the_United_States

Projected immigration 2000, 2004 and 2010:[citation needed]

Top Ten Foreign Countries - Foreign Born Population Among U.S. Immigrants Country Mexico China Philippines India Vietnam

#/year 175,900 50,900 47,800 59,300 33,700

2000 7,841,000 1,391,000 1,222,000 1,007,000 863,000

2004 8,544,600 1,594,600 1,413,200 1,244,200 997,800

2010 2010, % 9,600,000 23.7% 1,900,000 4.7% 1,700,000 4.2% 1,610,000 4.0% 1,200,000 3.0%

Cuba El Salvador Dominican Republic Canada Korea Total Pop. Top 10 Total Foreign Born

14,800 33,500

952,000 1,011,200 1,100,000 765,000 899,000 1,100,000

2.7% 2.7%

24,900

692,000

2.3%

791,600

941,000

24,200 678,000 774,800 920,000 2.3% 17,900 701,000 772,600 880,000 2.2% 498,900 16,112,000 18,747,600 21,741,000 53.7% 940,000 31,100,000 34,860,000 40,500,000 100%

Historical Data from 2000 U.S. Census and 2004 Yearbook of Immigrant Statistics 1. The average number of legal immigrants/year immigrating from 2000 to 2007 2. The number of foreign born immigrants in the U.S. from 2000 census 3. Year 2004 foreign born. Year 2000 foreign born plus 2000 to 2004 immigration 4. Year 2010 foreign born projected assuming average number per year is maintained 5. Percent of foreign born from this country 6. Legal immigration numbers as reported to immigration

Projected regional growth rates using birth, death, immigration, and emigration rates. Latin America and Caribbean will be growing slower than US by 2024

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The 1850 United States census was the first federal U.S. census to query about the "nativity" of citizens—where they were born, either in the United States or outside of it—and is thus the first point at which solid statistics become available. From the U.S. Census [1], this chart shows the place of birth of the non-native population. Note that the same immigrant will be counted in each census during which they lived, so the numbers are of the cumulative number of living non-native citizens.

Region and Country or Area of Birth of the Foreign-Born Region and country or area

1990

1980

1970

1960

1950

1

Total

19,767,316 14,079,906 9,619,302 9,738,091 14,204,149 13,9

Reported by region and/or country

18,959,158 13,192,563 9,303,570 9,678,201 14,197,553 13,9

Europe

4,350,403

5,149,572 5,740,891 7,256,311 11,784,010 11,9

Northern and Western Europe

2,058,853

2,384,257 2,629,200 3,334,971

5,850,256

6,2

Northern Europe

968,271

1,083,499 1,271,591 1,694,430

3,415,551

3,5

British Isles

809,972

866,966

937,474 1,171,777

2,147,733

2,1

United Kingdom

640,145

669,149

686,099

833,055

1,402,923

Great Britain

623,614

649,318

645,262

764,893

1,224,091

1,1

England

405,588

442,499

458,114

528,205

809,563

8

Scotland

104,168

142,001

170,134

213,219

354,323

2

Wales

10,638

13,528

17,014

23,469

60,205

103,220

51,290

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

16,531

19,831

40,837

68,162

178,832

Ireland

169,827

197,817

251,375

338,722

744,810

1,0

Scandinavia

158,299

216,533

334,117

522,653

1,267,818

1,3

Denmark

34,999

42,732

61,410

85,060

179,474

1

Finland

22,313

29,172

45,499

67,624

142,478

1

Iceland

5,071

4,156

2,895

2,780

2,764

Norway

42,240

63,316

97,243

152,698

347,852

3

Sweden

53,676

77,157

127,070

214,491

595,250

6

1,300,758 1,357,609 1,640,541

2,434,705

2,7

2

Great Britain n.e.c. Northern Ireland

Western Europe Low countries

1,090,582 132,617

142,748

155,513

173,069

206,375

34,366

36,487

41,412

50,294

64,194

Luxembourg

2,053

3,125

3,531

4,360

9,048

Netherlands

96,198

103,136

110,570

118,415

133,133

1

Austria

87,673

145,607

214,014

304,507

370,914

5

France

119,233

120,215

105,385

111,582

135,592

1

Germany

711,929

849,384

832,965

989,815

1,608,814

1,6

39,130

42,804

49,732

61,568

113,010

1

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Belgium

Switzerland Other Western Europe Southern and Eastern Europe

2,285,513

2,748,547 3,090,991 3,907,020

5,918,982

5,6

Southern Europe

1,054,141

1,336,805 1,363,195 1,541,441

2,133,092

1,9

Greece

177,398

210,998

177,275

159,167

174,526

1

Italy

580,592

831,922 1,008,533 1,256,999

1,790,429

1,6

Portugal Azores Portugal Spain Other Southern Europe

210,122

209,968

119,899

80,276

108,775

29,656

32,531

28,865

22,586

35,611

180,466

177,437

91,034

57,690

73,164

76,415

73,735

57,488

44,999

59,362

9,614

10,182

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,411,742 1,727,796 2,365,579

3,785,890

1

Eastern Europe

1,231,372

Albania

5,627

7,381

9,180

9,618

8,814

Bulgaria

8,579

8,463

8,609

8,223

9,399

87,020

112,707

160,899

227,618

491,638

9,210

12,169

12,163

13,991

3,550

110,337

144,368

183,236

245,252

274,450

Latvia

26,179

34,349

41,707

50,681

20,673

Lithuania

29,745

48,194

76,001

121,475

193,606

1

388,328

418,128

548,107

747,750

1,268,583

1,1

91,106

66,994

70,687

84,575

146,393

1

333,725

406,022

463,462

690,598

1,153,628

1,4

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

2,257

141,516

152,967

153,745

165,798

211,416

Other Eastern Europe

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,483

Europe n.e.c.

6,037

16,768

20,700

14,320

14,772

4,979,037

2,539,777

824,887

490,996

275,665

(X)

(X)

(X)

(X)

32,166

China

529,837

286,120

172,132

99,735

46,129

India

450,406

206,087

51,000

12,296

5,850

Japan

290,128

221,794

120,235

109,175

70,993

Czechoslovakia Estonia Hungary

Poland Romania Soviet Union Turkey in Europe Yugoslavia

Asia Armenia

3,7

3

3

1

2

Palestine

21,070

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

6,137

Syria

36,782

22,081

14,962

16,717

57,227

Turkey in Asia

55,087

51,915

48,085

52,228

46,654

3,595,727

1,751,780

418,473

200,845

10,509

Africa

363,819

199,723

80,143

35,355

18,326

Africa excl. Atlantic Islands

349,451

189,266

61,463

27,053

8,859

Atlantic Islands

14,368

10,457

18,680

8,302

9,467

Oceania

104,145

77,577

41,258

34,730

17,343

Australia

42,267

36,120

24,271

22,209

12,816

Sandwich Islands (Hawaii)

(X)

(X)

(X)

(X)

(X)

Other Oceania

61,878

41,457

16,987

12,521

4,527

Latin America

8,407,837

4,372,487 1,803,970

908,309

791,840

Caribbean

1,938,348

1,258,363

675,108

193,922

106,241

736,971

607,814

439,048

79,150

18,493

Other Caribbean

1,201,377

650,549

236,060

114,772

87,748

Central America

5,431,992

2,553,113

873,624

624,851

651,976

4

Mexico

4,298,014

2,199,221

759,711

575,902

641,462

4

Other Central America

1,133,978

353,892

113,913

48,949

10,514

South America

1,037,497

561,011

255,238

89,536

33,623

Northern America

753,917

853,427

812,421

952,500

1,310,369

1,1

Canada

744,830

842,859

812,421

952,500

1,310,369

1,1

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

370,852

3

Other Asia

Cuba

CanadaFrench

5

Canada-Other

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

915,537

Newfoundland

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

23,980

Other Northern America

9,087

10,568

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Region or country not reported

808,158

887,343

315,732

59,890

6,596

Born at sea

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

5,008

Not reported

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,588

(NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. 1/ Prior to 1980, Taiwan included with China. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division [2] Publications of 1930 or Earlier: 1850 to 1930 and 1960 to 1990

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