Immigration to the United States has always been the subject of debate for many years. Most of people dream of immigrating to the US to have a better life.
This is because the US has the strongest economy in the world, and life quality there is very high.
This quiz aims at examining your knowledge of immigration in the U.S. It contains many questions that may be challenging as well as many unexpected answers. Start the quiz and see how much you know about immigration in the U.S.
Test Your Knowledge on Immigration
How many immigrants get into the United States illegally?
Approximately 11.1 million immigrants, following the 2011 Pew Research data, got into the U.S. illegally.
What is the percentage of the world's immigrants coming into the US?
In 2002, about 1,063,732 legal immigrants entered the United States. While the number of illegal immigrants who entered the country was about 350,000 per year, according to INS appraisals.
What is the percentage of illegal immigrants coming through the U.S. southern border as compared to those coming through other areas?
About 40% of illegitimate immigrants pass the US Mexican border, but 85 percent of border enforcement is concentrated there. Most of these immigrants are Mexicans who enter the United States as seasonal workers and go back to their country once they finish their work.
Is it true that the percentage of immigrants holding a college degree in the USA is almost the same as that of native-born holders of the already mentioned degree?
In 2010, 27% of immigrants (25 years old or more) in the US were holders of BA degrees or higher, as compared to 28% of native-born holding the same degree or higher.
Most of Arizona's foreign inhabitants were born in Mexico and two other countries. Which are these two countries?
[Source: US Census.]
What are the two countries that were ranked the first in terms of net immigration in 2012?
Libya with 33.32 as a net immigration rank, and Qatar with 33.21 as a net immigration rank. While the USA was the 29th with 3.64.
Following a survey in 2010, there were 5 American states containing the highest number of foreign-born habitants. These are California, New York, Texas, Florida, and another state. What is this state?
It is the Garden state with 4.6% of foreign-born residents.
How many languages are presumed to be spoken in the USA?
In the United States, people speak 460 different languages. In New York public schools, for instance, children speak approximately 150 distinct languages.
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