Mapping the movement of migrants
38% of US adults hold a college degree. But among immigrants, the numbers go from 82% (India) to 9% (El Salvador), depending on where they were born.
Read more: Percentage of Immigrants in the United States with a College Degree, by Country of Birth
Canada is the second largest country in the world but has fewer people than California and Texas combined. It runs one of the most active immigration programs anywhere — and between 2015 and 2025, nearly 4 million people took it up on that offer.
Read more: Nearly 4 Million People Chose Canada — Where Did They All Come From?
The Eurostat-based map highlights how migration has reshaped Europe’s families. Many Central and Eastern European countries still have over 90% of teens with two native-born parents, while Western and Northern nations show far lower shares due to long histories of immigration and mobility.
Read more: Where Europe’s 15–19-Year-Olds Have Two Native-Born Parents
A unique map reveals the most common foreign-born nationalities in the United States and Canada, showcasing intriguing immigration trends influenced by history, geography, and cultural ties.
Read more: The Most Common Foreign-Born Nationality in the U.S. and Canada
The largest foreign-born population in the world is in the United States, which was home to 44 million foreign-born residents in 2017, or 14% of the population. The population born outside the United States varied widely across the states, from highs of 26.9% in California to lows of 1.6% in West Virginia.
Read more: The share of the population born outside the United States
Germany is the 2nd most popular migration destination in the world, after the U.S. Of all the 27 EU states,
Read more: Immigrant population in Germany
Through compelling maps and data, this article traces the dramatic shifts in US immigration patterns from the 1800s to today. See how waves of newcomers from different parts of the world shaped America’s population and continue to transform it in the 21st century.
Read more: How US Immigration Patterns Shaped America: Two Centuries of Change
Maps tracking global migration desires reveal a striking pandemic-era shift toward countries with strong healthcare systems and effective crisis management, with Canada emerging as the clear winner across continents.
Read more: Dream Destinations: How the Pandemic Reshaped Where We Want to Live
How the Diversity Visa program started, who actually wins it today.
Read more: America’s Green Card Lottery Began as a Favor to Ireland
Reported homophobic hate crime offenses across London increased by 9.6% since 2015-16. Over 2,000 reported offenses in 2016 – 2017
Read more: Homophobic hate crime rate in London (2016 – 2017)Worst 5 schools: 1. Trinity Downtown Lutheran Church and School (Harris County, Texas)2. East Side Elementary School, P.S. 267 (New
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All up 6.1 million out of a population of 24.6 million Australians were born overseas representing 26% of the population.
Read more: Australian residents by country of birth (2016)Reddit user: Bandard
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