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State-level estimates and breakdowns of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S., including data from the Migration Policy Institute and Pew Research Center
Migration Policy Institute analysts estimate the unauthorized immigrant population rose sharply between 2019 and mid‑2023—roughly 3 million additional people nationally—and MPI produced county‑level p...
The best available estimates place the number of unauthorized (undocumented) immigrants in between roughly 1.7 million and about 2.1 million people, with most prominent research centers clustering nea...
in has grown since 2019 but the increase has not been uniform: national estimates from policy researchers show several million more unauthorized residents concentrated increasingly in a subset of stat...
Official tallies of "illegal border crossings" in U.S. government reporting are recorded as "encounters," a composite measure that includes Border Patrol apprehensions, Office of Field Operations inad...
Three leading estimates—, , and the —agree that the rose notably between 2019 and 2023, and that the largest absolute concentrations (and therefore the largest absolute increases) are concentrated in ...
Three leading estimators—the , the , and the —all start from the same problem ( and ACS do not record legal status) and largely rely on the residual estimation family of techniques, but they implement...
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...