Track Migrations
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Interactive visualization of immigration to the United States — where people crossed, where they settled, and why they came.
Track Migrations Tracking migration to the United States Scroll to reveal the map Where they crossed Encounters are recorded by the Border Patrol sector or Field Office where they occurred. The southwest border accounts for the vast majority of all encounters. Rio Grande Valley 0k Del Rio 0k El Paso 0k Tucson 0k San Diego 0k Laredo 0k Yuma 0k El Centro 0k Big Bend 0k Miami 0k New Orleans 0k Detroit 0k Where they came from Mexico 26 % Central America 20 % Other 16 % South America 13 % Asia 10 % Caribbean 8 % Europe 4 % Africa 2 % 1 Mexico 6.67 M 2 Other 3.46 M 3 Guatemala 1.79 M 4 Honduras 1.55
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