Immigration in the United States

Immigration in the United States

Foreign-born population, origins and migration flows.

Key figures

Net international migration

1,262,202

People per year · 2025

Foreign-born population

50,234,858

People · 2024

Foreign-born share

14.8%

% of population · 2024

Naturalized U.S. citizens

25,837,975

People · 2024

Foreign-born non-citizens

24,396,883

People · 2024

Speak a language other than English at home

23%

% of population 5+ · 2024

Speak Spanish at home

13.9%

% of population 5+ · 2024

Born in Mexico

11,143,711

Residents · 2024

Born in India

3,162,885

Residents · 2024

Born in China

2,380,223

Residents · 2024

Born in Philippines

2,157,523

Residents · 2024

Born in El Salvador

1,539,716

Residents · 2024

Born in Vietnam

1,395,775

Residents · 2024

Born in Cuba

1,688,798

Residents · 2024

Born in Dominican Republic

1,299,961

Residents · 2024

Historical data

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Net international migration

2011–2025
1,262,202▲ 59%

U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (July 1 estimates; components cover July–June).

Sources: BEA, BLS, Census Bureau, EIA, FBI, USDA, NCES, U.S. Treasury and other federal agencies (via FRED where noted). National totals marked “Sum of the 50 states” add up official state figures.

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