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Estimates of European-born undocumented immigrants in the U.S. using different data sources and methods
The best available sources put the number of ns who have become citizens (i.e., naturalized) in the high‑thirty‑thousands: roughly 37,000–40,000 people based on combinations of and reported naturaliza...
Estimates suggest a relatively small minority of the U.S. unauthorized/undocumented population was born in Europe — on the order of a few hundred thousand people — but precise counts vary by data sour...
The question as posed—“”—is ambiguous because it does not specify the reference group for “different race” or which race categories to compare; available public reporting describes undocumented popula...
The best available, peer-reviewed and government-backed data indicate ; in fact, multiple studies find homicide arrest and incarceration rates for immigrants are substantially lower than for the U.S.-...
Three families of methods dominate efforts to count the U.S. unauthorized immigrant population: the residual estimation approach that subtracts estimated lawful immigrants from total foreign‑born coun...