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The image shows a line graph of annual immigration from 1990 to 2001 in thousands; USA data: 1990-1020, 1991-1420, 1992-1760, 1993-1180, 1994-900, 1995-780, 1996-820, 1997-750, 1998-660, 1999-710, 2000-850, 2001-1000; Canada data: 1990-220, 1991-260, 1992-215, 1993-225, 1994-220, 1995-200, 1996-240, 1997-240, 1998-240, 1999-230, 2000-240, 2001-270; Australia data: 1990-130, 1991-115, 1992-120, 1993-100, 1994-90, 1995-110, 1996-105, 1997-110, 1998-140, 1999-120, 2000-130, 2001-210.
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The following chart illustrates the yearly foreigners that enter three nations in a decade.
In brief, the USA still has the largest population of immigrants, though the number fluctuates. While Canada and Australia have a steady amount of citizens from other countries moving in across the decade.
In USA, 1992 is the peak for immigration with 1800 citizens, afterwards the amount fluctuates with 1999 and 2000 having the lowest point. With Australia, the annual foreigners remained unchanged with the specific number being below 200 immigrants. Lastly, the Canadian population that came originally from other nations is stable with about 200 each year, though Canada witnessed a rise in 2001 above 400 foreigners.
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