The provided diagram and bar chart illustrate the proportion of immigrants who came to the United States in the mid-1990s and 2020, and the distribution of these immigrants. Overall, the number of legal immigrants to the Unated States flactuated over the period, reachin a peak in midlle of 2000s, while hispanics made up by far the largest proportion of immigrants compared to other ethnic groups.
To begin with, in 1990 approximately 1.05 million immigrants entered the United States. This figure dropped significantly to around 0.75 million in 1995, representing the lowest point on the chart. However, immigration immigration numbers than increased steadily, reaching just over 1.10 million in 2005. Although there was a slight decline to about 1.05 million in 1010, the figure rose again to a similar peak at just over 1.10 million in 2015, before falling gradually to around 1.05 million in the 2020.
regarding ethnic distribution, Hispanic made up by far the proportion figure among all groups with 45%. Asians accaunted for 25%, while whites represented 15%. Black people made up 15%, and the smallest group was “Other,” which comprised just 5% of the total.