Overview
Finding accurate numbers on immigration, labor, health, and crime shouldn’t mean digging through dozens of government PDFs, outdated dashboards, and partisan headlines. The data is there — but it’s scattered, delayed, and hard to make sense of.
We bring it all together in one place.
We bring it all together in one place.
Immigration
How Are These Numbers Calculated?
The figures shown here are compiled from a combination of federal reporting systems and agency databases.
Each category of data follows slightly different collection methods — for example, immigration numbers are typically recorded when an official removal or voluntary departure is processed, while labor statistics are based on employer surveys and workforce reports.
To make the data easier to follow, we align different releases onto a consistent timeline, smooth out reporting delays, and standardize categories where possible.
While some of the raw inputs come from monthly or quarterly updates, we display them in a simplified format so you can see clear trends without needing to parse multiple government reports.
Each category of data follows slightly different collection methods — for example, immigration numbers are typically recorded when an official removal or voluntary departure is processed, while labor statistics are based on employer surveys and workforce reports.
To make the data easier to follow, we align different releases onto a consistent timeline, smooth out reporting delays, and standardize categories where possible.
While some of the raw inputs come from monthly or quarterly updates, we display them in a simplified format so you can see clear trends without needing to parse multiple government reports.