The line graph shows the number of immigration ( in thousands) to three countries United States of America, Canada, and Australia between 1990 and 2001.
Overall they USA had the highest annual immigration throughout the period despite significant fluctuation, in contrast immigration to Canada and Australia remained much lower and more stable, although both showed a general upward trend towards the end period.
In the USA the annual immigration in 1991 was 1.4 million and peaked in 1992 with a annual immigration of 1.8 million then following up to 1993 the immigration rate started to have a steep decline in 1993 with 1 million annual immigration and a overall steady , and stable immigration rate in the following year’s while Canada and Australia both had a very steady and stable annual immigration throughout the years but towards the 2000s the annual immigration rate started to have a modest increase .
