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State boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau via us-atlas. Alaska and Hawaii shown as insets.
Foreign-born share of resident population
Data 1960–2024 · Source retrieved 17 Sept 2026
Retrieval confirms when the source was collected, not that the underlying figures describe today.
U.S. Census Bureau
Published 11 Sept 2025 · Retrieved 17 Sept 2026
Source period: 2023-01-01–2024-12-31
Release schedule: Annual; release availability checked weekly.
U.S. Census Bureau
Published 9 Apr 2024 · Retrieved 16 Sept 2026
Source period: 1960-01-01–2022-12-31
Release schedule: Annual.
Next release: No confirmed next publication date is recorded here.
How updates are checked →| State | Foreign-born population | Population share | 90% margin of error |
|---|---|---|---|
| California ↗ | 10,902,022 | 27.6% | Not reported |
| New Jersey ↗ | 2,376,424 | 25.0% | Not reported |
| New York ↗ | 4,621,382 | 23.3% | Not reported |
| Florida ↗ | 5,392,412 | 23.1% | Not reported |
| Nevada ↗ | 649,711 | 19.9% | Not reported |
| Massachusetts ↗ | 1,337,811 | 18.7% | Not reported |
| Hawaii ↗ | 268,845 | 18.6% | Not reported |
| Texas ↗ | 5,762,477 | 18.4% | Not reported |
| Maryland ↗ | 1,070,852 | 17.1% | Not reported |
| Washington ↗ | 1,280,809 | 16.1% | Not reported |
| Connecticut ↗ | 584,170 | 15.9% | Not reported |
| Rhode Island ↗ | 174,869 | 15.7% | Not reported |
| District of Columbia ↗ | 108,542 | 15.5% | Not reported |
| Illinois ↗ | 1,957,482 | 15.4% | Not reported |
| Virginia ↗ | 1,193,581 | 13.5% | Not reported |
| Arizona ↗ | 1,017,951 | 13.4% | Not reported |
| Georgia ↗ | 1,333,177 | 11.9% | Not reported |
| Delaware ↗ | 121,583 | 11.6% | Not reported |
| Colorado ↗ | 628,683 | 10.6% | Not reported |
| Oregon ↗ | 429,125 | 10.0% | Not reported |
| New Mexico ↗ | 212,830 | 10.0% | Not reported |
| North Carolina ↗ | 1,093,166 | 9.9% | Not reported |
| Utah ↗ | 341,716 | 9.8% | Not reported |
| Minnesota ↗ | 523,549 | 9.0% | Not reported |
| Nebraska ↗ | 180,857 | 9.0% | Not reported |
| Pennsylvania ↗ | 1,090,675 | 8.3% | Not reported |
| Kansas ↗ | 232,485 | 7.8% | Not reported |
| Michigan ↗ | 778,787 | 7.7% | Not reported |
| Alaska ↗ | 56,836 | 7.7% | Not reported |
| Indiana ↗ | 487,371 | 7.0% | Not reported |
| Oklahoma ↗ | 271,938 | 6.6% | Not reported |
| Tennessee ↗ | 472,751 | 6.5% | Not reported |
| South Carolina ↗ | 351,009 | 6.4% | Not reported |
| Idaho ↗ | 126,009 | 6.3% | Not reported |
| Iowa ↗ | 203,549 | 6.3% | Not reported |
| New Hampshire ↗ | 83,815 | 5.9% | Not reported |
| Arkansas ↗ | 180,109 | 5.8% | Not reported |
| Ohio ↗ | 654,793 | 5.5% | Not reported |
| Wisconsin ↗ | 327,033 | 5.5% | Not reported |
| North Dakota ↗ | 41,910 | 5.3% | Not reported |
| Louisiana ↗ | 239,225 | 5.2% | Not reported |
| Kentucky ↗ | 238,231 | 5.2% | Not reported |
| Missouri ↗ | 308,514 | 4.9% | Not reported |
| Maine ↗ | 65,815 | 4.7% | Not reported |
| Vermont ↗ | 29,028 | 4.5% | Not reported |
| Alabama ↗ | 230,850 | 4.5% | Not reported |
| South Dakota ↗ | 38,359 | 4.1% | Not reported |
| Wyoming ↗ | 20,456 | 3.5% | Not reported |
| Mississippi ↗ | 79,645 | 2.7% | Not reported |
| Montana ↗ | 24,386 | 2.1% | Not reported |
| West Virginia ↗ | 37,253 | 2.1% | Not reported |