Fiscal Year 2014 Wrap-up: Top Nationalities Admitted To Us; Top Resettlement States

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Fiscal year 2014 wrap-up: Top nationalities admitted to US; top resettlement states

We don’t process refugees directly from Somalia yet we took in 9,000 Somalis in FY 2014 from all over the world apparently. If you do look at that data table, check out Minnesota to see what I mean—they list no Somalis going to MN last year (2014), but we know they did (see data table from Minnesota listing 977 Somalis arriving there as of August 31), we just don’t know how many were processed in Kenya, in Malta, in Thailand etc.

Political caucus in Minneapolis (men sit on one side, the women on the other). WND More on Minnesota Somalis 8212 welfare and Jihad Refugee Resettlement Watch Photo: Star Tribune

Go here for all the data tables available to the public, some updated for September 30th, and some, as of this writing, only updated to August 31. Don’t delay because these soon disappear down a black hole.

Somalis move up to the number three slot for the most number of refugees we resettled in FY2014.
(See all of the numbers for Somali resettlement we have compiled over the last 30 years, here).

Top five nationalities of refugees resettled in US in FY 2014 (from this map):

1) Iraq (19,769) the largest percentage will be Muslim

2) Burma (14,598) most will be Christians, other minority religions and some Muslims

3) Somalia (9,000) Muslims (almost up to George Bush levels!)

4) Bhutan/Nepal (8,434) most will be Hindu, Buddhist, a few Christians

5) D.R. Congo (4,540) mostly Christians

Remember we learned the other day that the Bhutan resettlement would soon end and be replaced by Syrian refugees who will be majority Muslim.

Top ten states receiving refugees in FY 2014 (I took these off the map so check it for me!):

1) Texas (7,211)

2) California (6,110)

3) New York (4,079)

4) Michigan (4,000)

5) Florida (3,519)

6) Arizona (2,963)

7) Ohio (2,812)

8) Pennsylvania (2,743)

9) Georgia (2,693)

10) Illinois (2,578)

North Carolina and Washington state are not far behind.

We have archived this information in two categories here at RRW: Refugee Statistics and Where to find information.

Just a reminder to states (like Wyoming!) and cities which will “welcome” refugees in FY2015, you will not get refugees just from certain countries, but will get a smattering from a wide variety of countries which will make it even more difficult to deal with the language problems in the schools, the health department and the criminal justice system. See the language stats by going here and clicking on ‘top ten languages.’

We've got to stop this and the flood of legal immigrants.