How high is current immigration to the United States, in historical perspective?
Using long-run census data to understand the scale of recent US migration trends, and how these compare to previous centuries.
Résumé
Immigration concerns in the US
Immigration is a recurring topic of debate in the United States, often ranking among the top concerns for Americans.
It influences political discussions and public opinion, especially during election periods.
To understand current immigration levels, it is helpful to compare them with historical trends.
The article examines data from the US Census Bureau, which tracks the foreign-born population—people living in the US who were not US citizens at birth.
This includes both legal and undocumented immigrants, as well as naturalized citizens.
The Census Bureau’s definition excludes individuals born abroad to US citizen parents.
The data spans from 1850 to 2024, providing a long-term perspective on immigration patterns.
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