U.S. Migration Metrics

@usmigrationmetrics.bsky.social

47 Followers 55 Following

Understanding the Foreign-Born Population in the United States Non-partisan · Transparent · Peer-reviewed https://linktr.ee/usmigrationmetrics

U.S. Migration Metrics launches tomorrow, March 31st, 2026! Don’t forget to follow @usmigrationmetrics.bsky.social for more updates!
Only two more days until the U.S. Migration website launches! Follow @usmigrationmetrics.bsky.social for more updates!
If you are interested in learning nonpartisan information about policy and data/demographics regarding immigration in the U.S., including research to be published in @readdemography.bsky.social , follow @usmigrationmetrics.bsky.social for updates on the website launch!
The day is almost here! U.S. Migration Metrics officially launches on Tuesday, March 31st. Follow @usmigrationmetrics.bsky.social so you don’t miss any updates on the website!
Coming soon to demography! How ending birthright citizenship could lead up to 6.4 million U.S. born children being classified as noncitizens over the next 25 years, disproportionately affecting Asian and Latino families and significantly altering the nations demographic future. Find briefs on this and more at US Migration Metrics
Meet one of the members of our team! This is Jenny Van Hook. She is a professor of sociology and demography and is the director of the Population Research Institute (PRI) at Penn State. Jenny is the Chief Demographer and Principal Investigator of U.S. Migration Metrics. Follow @usmigrationmetrics.bsky.social for updates!
U.S. Migration Metrics is an academic project within Penn State University's U.S. Immigration Program. Our team of researchers is dedicated to democratizing non-partisan data and information on the foreign-born population. Visitors can explore our interactive Dashboard to access customizable estimates and visualizations by region, demographic group, and country of origin. We also publish Data Drops, Research Briefs, and Policy Explainers that make migration trends and policy implications accessible to all. This project is supported by the Pennsylvania Center for Latino Research (PaCLR), the Population Research Institute (PRI), and Migration Diversity Initiative (MDI).
We will be launching a website next week with non-partisan, peer-reviewed data and demographic characteristics of the Foreign-born population. The website will share research and policy briefs as well. Follow @usmigrationmetrics.bsky.social for up to date information on when we launch!