Tuesday, November 12, 2024

IMMIGRATION CLEANSING--Deportation Nation--ARTIFICIAL INTEL-CAPSULE

WHITE LIGHTNING//OFFICE OF AI RESEARCH//IMMEDREL//11/13/24/0000EST

 #Deportation AI 11/11/24/0000EST: Forced reverse #Immigration. the new #Trump regime is already out to implode his new administration with an unrealistic and bloated national emergency, straining all the available resources. Below an artificial intelligence (AI) capsule.

#Deportation Dilemma 11/11/24/0000EST: Artificial Intelligence (AI) report of current status of illegal #immigration, with Mexico at 55%. With a #Trump term of under 1500 days (4 years) to move 12 million illegals, total of 8000 a day. Perplexity link: shorturl.at/A3cCc

total number of illegal immigrants in america


(Begin Perplexity-AI)

Based on the most recent estimates from various sources, the number of illegal immigrants (also referred to as undocumented or unauthorized immigrants) in the United States is approximately 11-12 million. Here's a summary of the key points:
  1. Recent estimates:
  • Migration Policy Institute (MPI) estimates 11.2 million unauthorized immigrants in 2021
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  • Center for Migration Studies (CMS) estimates 11.7 million in July 2023
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  • Pew Research Center estimated 10.5 million in 2017
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  1. Historical trends:
  • The unauthorized immigrant population peaked at about 12.2 million in 2007
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  • There was a decline to around 10-11 million in the 2010s
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  • Recent years have shown a slight increase
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  1. Distribution:
  • California has the largest population of unauthorized immigrants, with estimates ranging from 1.85 to 2.0 million
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  • Other states with significant populations include Texas, Florida, New York, and New Jersey
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  1. Country of origin:
  • Mexico remains the largest source country, though its share has declined
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  • Central American countries, particularly El Salvador and Guatemala, make up a significant portion
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  1. Methodology considerations:
  • Estimates vary due to different methodologies and data sources used
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  • There is inherent difficulty in counting a population that often seeks to avoid detection
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It's important to note that these figures are estimates and subject to some uncertainty due to the challenges in accurately counting this population. The most recent data suggests a slight increase in the unauthorized immigrant population in the last few years, but it remains below the peak levels seen in the late 2000s.
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Illegal immigration to the United States - Wikipedia
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A Turning Point for the Unauthorized Immigrant Population in the United States
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Answer
Based on the search results, the main countries of origin for illegal (unauthorized) immigrants in the United States are:
  1. Mexico: Mexico remains the largest source country, accounting for approximately 46-55% of the total unauthorized immigrant population
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  2. El Salvador: Estimated to be the second or third largest source country, making up about 6% of the unauthorized population
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  3. Guatemala: Another significant source country, representing about 5-6% of unauthorized immigrants
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  4. India: Emerging as a major source country, accounting for approximately 4-6% of the unauthorized population
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  5. Honduras: Estimated to contribute about 3-4% of unauthorized immigrants
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Other notable countries of origin include:
  1. Philippines: Approximately 3% of the unauthorized population
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  2. China: About 2-3% of unauthorized immigrants
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  3. Korea: Roughly 2% of the unauthorized population
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  4. Vietnam: Around 2% of unauthorized immigrants
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  5. Dominican Republic: About 1-2% of the unauthorized population
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It's important to note that while Mexico continues to be the largest single country of origin, its share has decreased significantly over the years. In 2007, Mexicans accounted for 63% of unauthorized immigrants, but this dropped to 46% by 2021
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. Meanwhile, unauthorized immigrant populations from other regions, such as Central America, Asia, Africa, and South America, have grown
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.The diversity of origins has increased, with growing numbers of unauthorized immigrants coming from countries beyond the traditional source regions. For example, unauthorized populations from Africa grew by 68%, the Caribbean by 67%, and Asia by 47% between 2008 and 2021
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