Immigrants In The U.S. Sent Over $148 Billion To Their Home Countries In 2017 [Infographic]

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Immigrants In The U.S. Sent Over $148 Billion To Their Home Countries In 2017 [Infographic]
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A significant share of immigrants all over the world send part of their paycheck back to help their families in their home countries

Data journalist covering technological, societal and media topicsA significant share of immigrants all over the world send part of their paycheck back to help their families in their home countries. When all of those payments are added together, the amount of money on the move every year is enormous and it competes with international aid as one of the biggest financial inflows to developing countries.

In the United States alone, it is estimated that more than $148 billion was sent to individuals in other countries in 2017. Back in 2004, a study found that over 60% of the 16.5 million Latin American-born adults living in the country at that time sent money home on a regular basis. Pew's analysis of the latest World Bank figures found that Mexico was the top destination country for U.S. remittance payments by far with over $30 billion sent home. China was a very distant second with $16.

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