How is immigration viewed in the EU?
A recent Eurobarometer poll suggests that 64 percent of Czechs, 55 percent of Italians, and 46 percent of Britons have
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Immigration
Mapping the movement of migrants
Migrants emergency response
366,402 people have arrived in Europe across sea (in 2015) – half of them from Syria.
Read MoreSeeking a fair distribution of refugees in Europe
The chart below shows that, of the larger countries with stronger economies, Germany and Sweden have accepted many more asylum
Read MoreMigrant crisis explained in numbers
The EU is struggling to respond to a surge of desperate migrants, thousands of whom have perished in their attempts
Read MoreAsylum seekers in the Europe
Origin countries of asylum applicants in the top receiving countries in the Europe.
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Mapping immigrant America
The U.S. has more immigrants than any other nation in the world. Nowadays, more than forty million people living in the United States were born in a different nation, estimating approximately 1/5 of the world’s migrants. The immigrants’ population is also very diverse, with just about every nation in the world represented amidst U.S. newcomers.
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