immigrant population
Transplanted demographic group
The immigrant population refers to the portion of a region's inhabitants who were born in another country.
Demographers and policymakers track immigrant populations to understand migration patterns, labor markets, and cultural shifts: The immigrant population in Texas has doubled since 1990.
The term appears frequently in discussions of integration, policy, and social services.
- remittancesPayments sent abroad
- asylum applicationsRequests for protective immigration status
- bilingualismProficiency in two languages
- census dataCollected demographic statistics
- age distributionPopulation sorted by years
new arrivals · labor force participation · heritage preservation · gender ratio · multiculturalism · acculturation · healthcare disparities · green cards · wage disparities · melting pot · work permits · generational differences · old country · educational attainment · language barrier · border control · community organizations · refugee status
- Hawaii demographicsNative Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, ethnic diversity, median age, multiracial
- US demographicsmedian age, age distribution, birth rates, death rates, fertility rates
- demographicsage distribution, gender ratio, ethnic groups, birth rate, census data
immigrant, population, immigrate, immigration, immigrated, immigrating, immigrants, migrate, migrant