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  1. I made this using d3.js. It’s a new addition to my website [populationpyramid.net](http://populationpyramid.net)

    Find the interactive version here: [https://www.populationpyramid.net/immigration-statistics/en/united-states-of-america/2020/](https://www.populationpyramid.net/immigration-statistics/en/united-states-of-america/2020/)

    It’s available for all countries, and is animated when you change year.

    Any feedback is welcome on how to improve that.

    There is also a table version of the dataset, which is “UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs – International Migrant Stock”

    https://preview.redd.it/njg5dwwu43ef1.png?width=2928&format=png&auto=webp&s=e45b29f31464c5178357e2375c837ec311cc9dca

  2. Philippines having same amount as China is crazy, whats up with Philippines love US so much.

  3. TurnoverInfamous3705 on

    People don’t understand illegal immigration holds back the people trying to get in legally and is disproportionate in the terms of accessibility to the rest of the world.

  4. haseena_ka_paseena on

    Phillipines is a sleeper hit. No one talks much about their immigration & yet as big as Mainland Chinese in numbers

  5. Is this legal or illegal immigration? Mexico may have a larger percentage of migrants and asylum seekers while India is mostly specialized tech H1B workers with high salaries.

  6. ABalmyBlackBitch on

    Came here to comment why Puerto Rico is on this and was pleasantly met with comments saying the same thing

  7. Homelessavacadotoast on

    “If you can convince the lowest white man he’s better than the best colored man, he won’t notice you’re picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he’ll empty his pockets for you.” – LBJ

    Immigrants were never the problem.

  8. xenobiotica_jon on

    Also came here because Puerto Rico should not be on this chart, it is part of the United States. Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens, not just nationals. They were granted statutory citizenship by the U.S. Congress through the Jones-Shafroth Act of 1917. This act made Puerto Rico a U.S. territory and granted its residents U.S. citizenship. There are some differences in the rights that can be exercised by citizens residing in PR because of it was a territorial act of congress instead of statehood entry, but PR citizens are US citizens, full stop. 

  9. meltonthegreat on

    This is misleading. India is much higher via Canada’s broken immigration system.

  10. Are people just purposely making shitty visualizations with obvious mistakes or terrible legibility to just farm engagement

  11. pingu_nootnoot on

    Surprised that immigration from Canada is only slightly higher than the UK, Poland or Germany. Would have thought that distance would play a much larger role.

  12. ComputerGuyInNOLA on

    If the makers of this don’t know Puerto Rico is a part of the USA then I do not believe any statistic on this chart

  13. suggestiveinnuendo on

    Germany at half a million can’t be right, something is wrong with that data

  14. browhodouknowhere on

    Notice how Venezuela is barely visible? Remember the 100 of thousands supposedly coming in?

  15. So, based on this data, nearly 70% of Canada immigrants were not men that year.

    What an interesting statistic.

  16. Large-Investment-381 on

    You’re saying that more than 24 million people immigrated into the United States of America in 2020?

  17. Some of these countries’ numbers are crazy, given their populations. 200k from Trinidad, a country of 1.4M. That’s ⅐ of the population.

  18. jerkface6000 on

    Not “in 2020”, “as of 2020”. Big difference.

    Total net annual immigration to the US is in the range of 800-1100 thousand per year