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As a land of opportunity, the U.S. has a rich history of immigration. Nearly one in eight residents or more than 45 million are foreign-born. Like natural-born citizens, immigrants are diverse in education, careers, ethnicity, and background. Many face unique challenges such as learning the language, creating successful outcomes for their children, securing work and housing, and cultural barriers.
The Data
Ministries within the Vineyard movement that are tackling this issue.
Buffalo, NY
Producing spiritual, educational, & economic resources for our neighbors.
Cincinnati, OH
Offering practical, social, and spiritual support to individuals and families.
Other organizations outside of the Vineyard movement that we have recognized are making a difference within this issue.
Population in 2021
U.S. Immigrant Population Regions of Birth, 2021
States with the largest immigrant populations
Economic data
The most consistent correlation in economic outcome is educational attainment while the most expensive associated government cost related to immigration is K-12 education.
Children, 2021
Foreign born educational attainment
Top issues many immigrants face
Source data may contain reporting lags of one to three years as official sources publish their research and information becomes available.
Program: U.S. Immigration Trends | migrationpolicy.org
Yearbook of Immigration Statistics | Homeland Security
Key findings about U.S. immigrants | Pew Research Center
Facts on U.S. immigrants, 2018
Article: Frequently Requested Statistics on Immigr.. | migrationpolicy.org
Children in U.S. Immigrant Families | migrationpolicy.org
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