List of U.S. states and territories by immigrant population

This is a list of U.S. states and the District of Columbia by immigrant population.

Immigrant population is defined as "foreign-born", which means "anyone who is not a U.S. citizen at birth"[1]

Foreign born population

U.S. states by foreign born population (2018)
State	Total foreign born population[2]	Foreign born population (%)
Alabama	162,567	3.3
Alaska	60,784	8.2
Arizona	960,275	13.4
Arkansas	143,709	4.8
California	10,625,980	26.9
Colorado	549,181	9.6
Connecticut	520,262	14.6
Delaware	91,230	9.4
District of Columbia	97,846	13.9
Florida	4,475,431	21.0
Georgia	1,064,073	10.1
Hawaii	266,147	18.7
Idaho	105,228	6.0
Illinois	1,791,313	14.1
Indiana	354,348	5.3
Iowa	175,137	5.5
Kansas	209,362	7.2
Kentucky	169,346	3.8
Louisiana	195,027	4.2
Maine	47,418	3.5
Maryland	915,191	15.1
Massachusetts	1,198,148	17.4
Michigan	695,217	7.0
Minnesota	484,192	8.6
Mississippi	70,860	2.4
Missouri	258,390	4.2
Montana	23,366	2.2
Nebraska	138,953	7.2
Nevada	587,686	19.4
New Hampshire	83,002	6.1
New Jersey	2,033,292	22.8
New Mexico	198,522	9.5
New York	4,447,165	22.8
North Carolina	824,177	7.9
North Dakota	35,824	4.7
Ohio	555,583	4.8
Oklahoma	236,882	6.0
Oregon	432,410	10.3
Pennsylvania	922,585	7.2
Rhode Island	139,063	13.2
South Carolina	256,765	5.1
South Dakota	35,175	4.0
Tennessee	348,562	5.1
Texas	4,928,025	17.2
Utah	271,222	8.6
Vermont	30,813	4.9
Virginia	1,065,076	12.5
Washington	1,104,850	14.7
West Virginia	27,605	1.5
Wisconsin	297,928	5.1
Wyoming	17,528	3.0

References

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