migrant population. No other country in the world comes close to this percentage, as noted in the following table. Country Estimated As number of Percentage international of Global migrants at Total mid-year, 2010 United 42,813,281 20 States Russian 12,270,388 5.7 Federation Germany 10,758,061 5 Saudi 7,288,900 3.4 Arabia Canada 7,202,340 3.4 France 6,684,842 3.1 United 6,451,711 3 Kingdom Spain 6,377,524 3 India 5,436,012 2.5 Ukraine 5,257,527 2.5 Table 1. Countries with the Highest Number of International Migrants An examination of the population of the United States reveals that approximately 13.5% were born in another country. Given such global movements and time, researchers quickly come to recognize that of the 312 million United States residents (making it the third largest country in the world), a very large number of people are scatters across this nation, representing a great amount of ethnic diversity. Between 2000 to 2010, eight million international migrants came to the United States. Legal Permanent Residents. Among the legal permanent residents in 2010, the United States became home to 1,042,625 people. The following table shows some of the countries represented. A quick examination of the countries listed reveals that many are found in parts of the world with large numbers of unreached peoples. Even Mexico, representing the largest number of people, should not be written off as a nation. At the time of this writing, Mexico is home “reached”
migrant population. No other country in the world comes close to this percentage, as noted in the following table. Country Estimated number of international migrants at mid-year, 2010 As Percentage of Global Total United States 42,813,281 20 Russian Federation 12,270,388 5.7 Germany 10,758,061 5 Saudi Arabia 7,288,900 3.4 Canada 7,202,340 3.4 France 6,684,842 3.1 United Kingdom 6,451,711 3 Spain 6,377,524 3 India 5,436,012 2.5 Ukraine 5,257,527 2.5 Table 1. Countries with the Highest Number of International Migrants An examination of the population of the United States reveals that approximately 13.5% were born in another country. Given such global movements and time, researchers quickly come to recognize that of the 312 million United States residents (making it the third largest country in the world), a very large number of people are scatters across this nation, representing a great amount of ethnic diversity. Between 2000 to 2010, eight million international migrants came to the United States. Legal Permanent Residents. Among the legal permanent residents in 2010, the United States became home to 1,042,625 people. The following table shows some of the countries represented. A quick examination of the countries listed reveals that many are found in parts of the world with large numbers of unreached peoples. Even Mexico, representing the largest number of people, should not be written off as a “reached” nation. At the time of this writing, Mexico is home
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