Our articles offer key details about immigration & immigrants in the 🇺🇸 US . and 🌐globally . Subscribe to our Migration Information Source newsletter to stay up to date:

There were nearly 7 million international students enrolled at institutions outside their countries of birth last year. The top destinations:.🇺🇸 USA.🇨🇦 Canada.🇬🇧UK

Increasing numbers of children ages 0-5 attend pre-school programs, yet many who would benefit have reduced access to high-quality #earlychildhood programs. We’re out with U.S. and state fact sheets that map key characteristics of #DualLanguageLearners.

Attributing migration to human-caused climate change isn’t as simple as you might think. @ClimateLisa walks through the detective work involved on our podcast, Changing Climate, Changing Migration. Find it wherever you get your podcasts

La mayoría de los migrantes de América Latina y el Caribe han permanecido en la región aunque la percepción es que vayan al EE. UU. Nuestro webinar el 8 de septiembre iluminará las dinamicas migratorias en la región.

Sept 8: Join @SeleeAndrew @diegochavesg @ruizags & Valerie Lacarte for the release of their new book . Register to attend this webchat & for the chance to win a free copy from @stanfordpress

Check out our article on the top statistics on global migration for info on:. 🌍 Top destinations & origins.👤Refugees & asylum seekers.💰Remittances .📊 And much more.

Most migrants from Latin America & the Caribbean remain within the region, despite the perception they chiefly head toward the US. Our webinar on Sept. 8 will unpack the migration dynamics in Latin America & the Caribbean. Join us:

Got questions about the Central America-born population in the US?. We’ve got answers. Our new article scours trustworthy stats to provide a useful data profile

Got a question about the size & shape of international migration?. We’ve got the answers. Our article on the Top Statistics on Global Migration and Migrants is a go-to resource – read it & bookmark it!

🌎 No region has experienced greater migration growth since 2010 than Latin America & the Caribbean. Join our @MigrationPolicy discussion on the migration story reshaping the Americas

📊 304 million people worldwide live outside their country of birth. That tallies up to a little under 4% of the global population being an immigrant. Our new article, full of useful stats on international migration, breaks down the numbers 👇

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📊Out today: New U.S. and state fact sheets examine the 7.1 million Dual Language Learners (#DLLs) under age 5 in the U.S. As DLLs often face greater barriers to accessing high-quality ECEC, data-driven resources can help close the educational access gap.

How can meaningful connections occur between long-settled communities and newcomers?. Building contact between groups can help, under the right circumstances. We discuss in the latest episode of our World of Migration podcast. Listen now and subscribe!

Children are a disproportionately large share of the world’s forcibly displaced people. When it comes to their education, the ramifications of that displacement can be wide-ranging and profound.

El MPI publica una amplia gama de análisis en español. Miralo aquí:

🌎 Desde el 2010, ninguna región ha visto mayor crecimiento migratorio que América Latina y el Caribe. Acompañanos a la discusión en español de @MigrationPolicy sobre esta historia poco contada que sigue transformando las Américas. 📅 8 de septiembre.

How can Africa’s Sahel region balance security concerns with economic needs?. Our Migration Information Source explores ➡️

There are more than 1 million fewer unauthorized immigrants from Mexico in the US now than in the 2000s, according to our estimates. Their numbers have shrunk even as the overall unauthorized population has grown