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Data on immigrants in the US

In 2022, people were on the move. After a pandemic-era slowdown, immigratio=
n rebounded, with over 2.6 million people moving to the US through legal ch=
annels. [Here is a closer look]([link removed]
mmigrants-come-from/) at where they emigrated from and their primary reason=
s for coming here.=C2=A0

[New authorized immigrant arrivals]([link removed]
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- In 2022, Mexico, India, and China were the most common countries of origi=
n for immigrants: 533,878 people came from Mexico, followed by India (489,9=
57 people) and China (115,000 people).=E2=80=AF=C2=A0

- Nearly 43% of immigrants (about 1.1 million people) came to the US from A=
sia, followed by North America at 29% and Europe at 14%.=E2=80=AF=C2=A0

- Why are people immigrating to the US? Forty-one percent of immigrants cam=
e to the US for work. Forty-five percent of immigrant workers who came to t=
he US arrived from North America. Thirty-three percent came from Asia and 1=
2% from Europe.=C2=A0

- School is another common reason people come to the US. In 2022, 367,654 s=
tudents came from Asia, followed by Europe (161,908 students) and South Ame=
rica (76,862).

[Immigration insights]([link removed]
-come-from/)

Who are the nation=E2=80=99s veterans?=C2=A0

Today=E2=80=99s veterans reflect America's evolving demographics. The numbe=
r of living veterans is declining while the veteran population is getting m=
ore diverse. Here=E2=80=99s [the data]([link removed]
e-the-nations-veterans/) about who's served and how demographics have shift=
ed.=C2=A0

- As of 2023, 15.8 million Americans (6.1% of adults) were veterans. That n=
umber has fallen by more than 25% =E2=80=94 about 5.9 million people =E2=80=
=94 since 2010.

[Percentage of veterans by age group]([link removed]
-the-nations-veterans/)

- Veterans are aging: nearly half (49.0%) are 65 or older, up from 47.3% in=
2013.

- Approximately 74.1% of veterans identify as white, 12.6% as Black, 8.6% a=
s Hispanic or Latino, and 2% as Asian American. Combined, white and Black A=
mericans are 74.7% of the US population but 86.7% of the veteran population=
.=E2=80=AF

- Women represented 10.9% of veterans, up from 7.2% in 2010. Veterans have =
also gained more formal education: 69.1% had attended some college or earne=
d a degree, up from 62.0% in 2010.

[More veteran trends]([link removed]
erans/)

Calling all Redditors!

We just launched=E2=80=AF[r/USAFacts]([link removed]), =
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Data behind the news

The Department of Government Efficiency has reportedly let go of nearly 90%=
of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau=E2=80=99s (CFPB) workforce. Th=
e firings are currently tied up in court. In the meantime, see CFPB=E2=80=
=99s [data on credit reporting complaints]([link removed]
y-are-credit-reporting-complaints-on-the-rise/).=C2=A0

After issuing an [open letter]([link removed]
74832160913) to Education Secretary Linda McMahon about the importance of p=
reserving National Center for Education Statistics data two weeks ago, USAF=
acts founder Steve Ballmer [spoke on the issue]([link removed]
icle/04/25/2025/usafacts-ceo-steve-ballmer-urges-education-department-to-pr=
eserve-data-unit) at Semafor's World Economy Summit on Friday.

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One last fact

[How much money does Planned Parenthood receive from the government?](https=
://usafacts.org/articles/how-much-government-money-does-planned-parenthood-=
receive/)

Planned Parenthood [receives government money]([link removed]
s/how-much-government-money-does-planned-parenthood-receive/) primarily thr=
ough reimbursements for services to Medicaid patients or grants from agenci=
es, primarily the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). In fiscal =
year 2015, Planned Parenthood received $390 million in federal and state Me=
dicaid reimbursements. It also spent $57.28 million in grants through the H=
HS Title X Family Planning Services Program.
=C2=A0
Since 1977, federal funding for abortion has been limited to cases involvin=
g rape, incest, or endangerment to the parent=E2=80=99s life, in accordance=
with the Hyde Amendment.=C2=A0

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