Data: U.S. Census American Community Survey; Note: Includes movers ages 1 and over

[rangerrebew]

Data: U.S. Census American Community Survey; Note: Includes movers ages 1 and over; Map: Erin Davis/Axios Visuals

Coastal states, border states and states with some of America’s biggest cities saw the biggest influxes of new residents from foreign countries in 2023, according to new Census migration data.
 
Why it matters: Immigration is a pressing political issue across the U.S., but there are massive gaps between the states in terms of how many new arrivals are actually settling there.

By the numbers: The data tracks all the people who moved from one state to another plus those who moved to the U.S. from abroad. Of all those movers — close to 32.5 million — nearly a quarter were immigrants or Americans who had been living in a foreign country a year ago.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/by-the-numbers-the-u-s-states-where-immigrants-are-moving/ar-AA1sy5Ym?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=dcfdde1b7538497d9ed1e5d52f52b763&ei=92

[Timber Rattler]

I got one of these things in the mail...it goes way beyond the normal enumeration of the U.S. Census and asks for a lot of personal information on each family member that's none of the government business.  The Founders certainly never intended for the federal government to demand and collect this kind of intrusive data.