Immigration
Mapping the movement of migrants
The shifting origins of refugees to the U.S. over time
Number of refugees admitted to the U.S., by region of origin & fiscal year.
Read more: The shifting origins of refugees to the U.S. over timeAsylum acceptance rate (2014)
Bulgaria 94% Sweden 77% Germany 42% UK 39% France 22% Hungary 9%
Read more: Asylum acceptance rate (2014)Toronto, color-coded by race
There is 1 dot in this map for each person in the Toronto area. They are coloured based on visible
Read more: Toronto, color-coded by raceHow 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
Read more: How is immigration viewed in the EU?Migrants emergency response
366,402 people have arrived in Europe across sea (in 2015) – half of them from Syria.
Read more: Migrants emergency responseSeeking 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 more: Seeking a fair distribution of refugees in EuropeMigrant 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 more: Migrant crisis explained in numbers