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In 2026, the United States sees net immigration of 1.2 million people, with more arriving than leaving. As of 2024, the foreign-born population stood at around 52.4 million, about 15% of the total. Between 1950 and 2026, a net 68.3 million people arrived. By 2100, projections point to net immigration.
Net migrants
+1,177,848
Net migration rate
+3.4 per 1,000 people
Foreign-born population (2024)
52,375,047
The United States is a major destination for migrants, receiving significant net immigration. As of 2024, foreign-born residents made up about 15% of the population. Cumulatively since 1950, the country has gained 68 million people through migration.