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Where Do Illegal Immigrants Live?

By Robert Kraft

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Here are some interesting statistics from the Department of Homeland Security regarding the states in which illegal immigrants live. California, Texas, and Florida account for almost 50% of all unauthorized immigrants.

State of Residence of the Unauthorized Immigrant Population: January 2006 and 2000

State of residence

Estimated population in January

Percent of total

Percent change

Average annual change

2006

2000

2006

2000

2000 to 2006

2000 to 2006

All states

11,550,000

8,460,000

100

100

37

515,000

California

2,830,000

2,510,000

25

30

13

53,333

Texas

1,640,000

1,090,000

14

13

50

91,667

Florida

980,000

800,000

8

9

23

30,000

Illinois

550,000

440,000

5

5

25

18,333

New York

540,000

540,000

5

6

-

-

Arizona

500,000

330,000

4

4

52

28,333

Georgia

490,000

220,000

4

3

123

45,000

New Jersey

430,000

350,000

4

4

23

13,333

North Carolina

370,000

260,000

3

3

42

18,333

Washington

280,000

170,000

2

2

65

18,333

Other states

2,950,000

1,750,000

26

21

69

200,000

Full post as published by Immigration Law Answers Blog on October 03, 2007 (boomark / email).

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