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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
' Washington 25. D. C.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER
OF IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION
The Attorney General
United States Department of Justice
Sir : I have the honor to submit the Annual Report of the
Immigration and Naturalization Service for the year
ended June 30, 1959.
Respectfully submitted.
J. M. SWING
Commissioner
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
TRAVEL CONTROL 1
Inspection 1
Admission 1
Exclusion 3
ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS 3
Hungarian parolees 4
Adjustment of status from nonimmigrant to immigrant 4
Creation of record of lawful entry 4
Suspension of deportation 4
Private legislation 4
ADDRESS REPORTS 5
CITIZENSHIP 5
Publicity 5
Citizenship education 5
Naturalization courts 6
Persons naturalized 6
Derivative citizens 6
Loss of citizenship 6
ENFORCEMENT 7
Illegal entry 7
Violation of status by nonimmigrants 7
Subversive, criminal, immoral and narcotic aliens 8
Frauds 8
Deterrent and preventive measures , 8
Expulsion proceedings 9
Detention 9
Deportation 9
Criminal prosecution 10
Revocation of naturalization 10
PERSONNEL TRAINING 10
ADMINISTRATION 10
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TABLES
Page
1. Immigration to the United States: 1820-1959 12
2. Aliens and citizens admitted and departed, bv months: Years ended June 30, 1958 and
1959 -- ^ -_- - 13
3. Aliens and citizens admitted at United States ports of entry: Years ended June 30,
1958-1959 14
4. Aliens admitted, by classes under the immigration laws : Years ended June 30, 1955-1959 15
5. Immigrant aliens admitted, by port : Years ended June 30, 1955-1959 _ 16
6. Immigrant aliens admitted, by classes under the immigration laws and country or region
of birth: Year ended June 30, 1959 17
6A. Immigrant aliens admitted, by classes under the immigration laws and country or re-
gion of last permanent residence: Year ended June 30, 1959 18
6B. Immigrant aliens who adjusted status to permanent residents in the United States, by
country or region of birth: Year ended June 30, 1959 _ 19
6C. Immigrant aliens admitted to the United States under the Act of September 11, 1957
(P.L. 85-316) , by class of admission and country or region of birth : Year ended June 30,
1959 _ 20
7. Annual quotas and quota immigrants admitted: Years ended June 30, 1954-1959 21
7A. Quota immigrants admitted, by qouta area and quota preferences : Year ended June 30,
1959 _ 22
8. Immigrant aliens admitted, by country or region of birth and major occupation group: .
Year ended June 30, 1959 ^ 23
8A. Immigrants and beneficiaries of first preference visa petitions admitted, by occupation :
Year ended June 30, 1959 24
9. Immigrant aliens admitted, by country or region of birth, sex, and age: Year ended
June 30, 1959 I " 31
10. Immigrant aliens admitted, by race, sex, and age: Year ended June 30, 1959 ^ 33
lOA. Immigrant aliens admitted, bv sex, marital status, age, illiteracy, and major occupation
group: Years ended June 30, 1955-1959 - 34
11. Aliens admitted and citizens arrived and departed : Years ended June 30, 1908-1959 35
12. Immigrant aliens admitted, by State of intended future permanent residence: Years
ended June 30, 1950-1959 36
12A. Immigrant aliens admitted, by specified countries of birth and State of intended future
permanent residence: Year ended June 30, 1959 37
12B. Immigrant aliens admitted, bv specified counties of birth and rural and urban area and
city: Year ended June 30, 1959 _ . _ - 38
13. Immigration l)y country, for decades: 1820-1959 - 39
14. Immigrant aliens admitted, by countrv or region of birth: Years ended June 30, 1950-
1959 - 43
15. Nonimmigrant aliens admitted, by country or region of birth : Years ended June 30,
1950-1959 - 44
16. Nonimmigrant aliens admitted, by classes under the immigration laws and country or
region of birth: Year ended June 30, 1959 45
17. Nonimmigrant aliens admitted, by classes under the immigration laws and country or
region of last permanent residence: Year ended June :>0, 1959 46
18. Agricultural laborers admitted to the United States: Years ended June 30, 1952-1959 47
19. Entries of alien and citizen border cro.s.sers over international land boundaries, by State
and port: Year ended June 30, 1959 _ - 48
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TABLES— Continued
Page
20. Entries of alien and citizen border crossers over international land boundaries: Years
ended June 30, 1928-1959 50
20 A. Special inquiry officer hearings completed, by regions and districts: Years ended June
30,1956-1959 , 51
21. Aliens excluded, by cause: Years ended June 30, 1892-1959 52
22. Aliens excluded, by country or region of birth and cause : Year ended June 30, 1959 53
23. Aliens apprehended, aliens deported, and aliens required to depart : Years ended June 30,
1892-1959 54
24. Aliens deported, by country to which deported and cause: Year ended June 30, 1959 55
24A. Aliens required to depart, by nationality and cause: Year ended June 30, 1959 56
25. Aliens deported, by country to which deported and deportation expense : Year ended
June 30, 1959 57
26. Aliens deported, by cau.se: Years ended June 30, 1908-1959 58
27. Aliens deported, by year of entry and status at entry: Year ended June 30, 1959 59
27A. Aliens required to depart, by status at entry and regions and districts: Year ended June
30, 1959 60
27B. Deportable aliens located, by status at entry and nationality: Year ended June 30, 1959 61
28. Alien crewmen deserted at United States air and seaports, by nationality and flag of
carrier: Year ended June 30, 1959 62
29. Vessels and airplanes inspected, crewmen admitted, and stowaways arrived, by regions
and districts: Year ended June 30, 1959 63
30. Principal activities and accomplishments of Immigration Border Patrol : Years ended
June 30, 1950-1959 64
31. Passengers arrived in the United States, by sea and air, from foreign countries, by coun-
try of embarkation: Year ended June 30, 1959 65
32. Passengers departed from the United States, by sea and air, to foreign countries, by
country of debarkation: Year ended June 30, 1959 68
33. Passenger travel between the United States and foreign countries, by sea and air, by
port of arrival or departure: Year ended June 30, 1959 71
34. Insular travel — Puerto Rico, Virgin Lslands, and Hawaii: Years ended June 30, 1950-
1959 72
35. Aliens who reported under the Alien Address Program, by major States of residence and
nationality: During 1959 73
36. Aliens who reported under the Alien Address Program, by States of residence and se-
lected nationalities: During 1959 75
37. Declarations of intention filed, petitions for naturalization filed, persons naturalized and
petitions for naturalization denied: Years ended June 30, 1907-1959 _ 76
38. Persons naturalized, by general and special naturalization provisions and country or
region of former allegiance: Year ended June 30, 1959 77
39. Persons naturalized, by country or region of former allegiance : Years ended June 30,
1950-1959 ■ 78
40. Persons naturalized, by country or region of former allegiance and major occupation
group: Year ended June 30, 1959 80
41. Persons naturalized, by country or region of former allegiance, sex, and age: Year
ended June 30, 1959 ' _ __ 81
41A. Persons naturalized, bv sex, marital status, age, and major occupation group : Years end-
ed June 30, 1955-1959 ' _ 83
TABLES— Continued
Page
42. Persons naturalized, by States or territories of residence: Years ended June 30, 1950-
1959 84
43. Persons naturalized, by specified countries of former allegiance and by rural and urban
area and city: Year ended June 30, 1959 85
44. Persons naturalized, by country or region of birth and year of entry : Year ended June
30, 1959 I 86
45. Persons naturalized, by genei-al and special naturalization provisions : Years ended June
30, 1957-1959 87
46. Certificates of citizenship granted, by country or region of birth and reason for claim :
Year ended June 30, 1959 88
47. Certificates granted to persons who derived citizenship through parentage or mai'riage,
by country or region of birth and year derived : Year ended June 30, 1959 _ 89
48. Certificates of citizenship granted to persons who acquired citizenship at birth abroad,
by country or region of birth and year acquired: Year ended June 30, 1959 90
49. Petitions for naturalization denied, by reason: Years ended June 30, 1953-1959 91
50. Certificates of naturalization revoked, by grounds : Years ended June 30, 1950-1959 92
51. Persons expatriated, by grounds: Years ended June 30, 1950-1959 93
52. Persons repatriated : Years ended June 30, 1950-1959 94
53. Prosecutions for immigration and nationality violations: Years ended June 30, 1950-
1959 95
54. Writs of habeas corpus in exclusion and deportation cases : Years ended June 30, 1950-
1959 96
55. Convictions for immigration and nationality violations : Years ended June 30, 1950-1959 97
56. Private immigration and nationality bills introduced and laws enacted, 75th Congress to
86th Congress, First Session 98
VI
I. TRAVEL CONTROL
a. Inspection
1. Travel
2. Preinspection
3. St. Lawrence Seaway
b. Admission
1. Nonquota Immigrants
2. Quota Immigrants
3. Crewmen
4. Temporary Workers
5. Visitors
6. Students and Exchange Visitors
7. Other Nonimmigrants
c. Exclusion
1. Inadmissible Aliens
2. Waiver of Inadmissibility
a. Inspection
In fiscal year 1959, Immigration Officers at
265 ports of entry made a record high of almost
157,000,000 inspections of persons seeking ad-
mission to the United States. 95 percent of the
inspections involved multiple entries by citizen
and alien land border crossers. An additional
2 percent involved multiple entries by citizen
and alien crewmen.
1. Travel. The most important impact on travel
during fiscal year 1959 was the inauguration of
international jet flights. With increased carry-
ing capacity and greater flying range, jets
began to land at interior airports of entry with
larger passenger loads. In Chicago, for example,
in 1959 a total of 46,.34.3 passengers arrived on
international flights (exclusive of those orig-
inating in Canada) compared to 8,900 in 1957.
To meet such changing conditions, the Service
made an intensive survey of foreign arrival
patterns and adjusted .staffing schedules, thus
assuring availability of a flexible force of Im-
migration Officers to provide inspection services
in accordance with traffic needs.
2. Pirinspectiou. The procedure introduced in
1954 for inspection of persons abroad immedi-
ately prior to embarkation by air for the United
States was extended to Vancouver, B. C. in
January 1959. Arrangements were also com-
pleted for starting preinspection in Nassau in
August 1959. Previously placed in effect with
notable success in major airport cities in Can-
ada, and in Bermuda, Puerto Rico and Guam,
Inspection of air c/< » itieii. Detroit
Metropolitan Airport.
PreiiDtpection at Wineoii vi r, I',. C, Canada.
the procedure facilitates international travel
by saving time for passengers at their destina-
tion. Inadmissible aliens also benefit by being
stopped before they embark on their journey to
the United States.
:'). St. Lawrence Seawuij. With the opening of
the St. Lawrence Seaway during fiscal year
1959 more ocean-going vessels began to arrive
at Great Lakes ports. At Duluth, for example,
71 such vessels arrived in May 1959 as com-
pared to 29 in May 1958. Although most of the
inspections involved in this new traffic related
to crewmen, it is expected that significant pa.s-
senger increases will develop in the near future.
b. Admission
The resident alien poulation of the United
States increased by 260,686 new immigrants,
including persons who adjusted their status to
that of permanent residents. 194,121 came un-
der the general provisions for admission of the
Immigration and Nationality Act, while 66,565
came under special legislation enacted to in-
clude orphans, refugees and other victims of
IMMIGRANTS ADMITTED
1950-1959
THOUSANDS
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1950 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 1959
world conditions. Total immigration was only
3 percent more than that of the previous year.
However, immigration from Europe was up by
14 percent largely because of the adjustment of
status of many Hungarian Freedom Fighters.
Western Hemisphere immigration, with fewer
immigrants from Canada, Mexico and Cuba, de-
clined by 19 percent.
Temporarv entries made bv nonimmigrants
totaled over 87,000,000. More than 84,000,000
of these entries were made by land !)order
crossers.
1. 'Nonquota I )u mi r/ rant ft. Nonquota immigrants
totaling 163,029 were distributed as follows:
(1) spouses and children of United States
citizens — 36,402; (2) natives of Western Hem-
isphere countries, their spouses and children
— 68,196; (3) and others, including refugees,
Hungarian Freedom Fighters, orphans and mis-
cellaneous groups — 58.431.
Refugee admissions under the September 11,
1957 Act totaled 12,782, with the largest num-
bers born in Hungarv — 3,852 ; Yugoslavia
—2,228; China— 1,779; United Arab Republic
—788 ; Netherlands— 564 ; and Poland— 537.
The 2,808 orphans admitted under the same
Act consisted of 1,902 adopted abroad and 906
brought to the United States for adoption. Most
of the children came from Korea, Japan, Greece
and Italy.
856 Portuguese nationals displaced from
their homes in the Azores by earthquake and
flood were admitted as special nontjuota aliens
under the Act of September 2, 1958. Similarly
admitted under that Act were 331 nationals of
the Netherlands who were refugees from Indo-
nesia.
2. Quota Ininufiranta. Quota immigrants totaled
97,657 of a possible 154,857. Although many
quota countries utilized 90 to 100 percent of
their quotas, the United Kingdom and Ireland,
with 54 percent of the total world quota, used
86 percent.
3,518 highly skilled aliens entered the United
States as first preference quota immigrants ac-
companied by 3,109 spou.ses and children. Al-
though 50 percent of each quota is reserved for
such persons, only 7 percent of the quota immi-
grants admitted were first preference aliens.
The principal countries supplying highly skilled
aliens were Italv — 1,011; Poland — 273; Ger-
many— 233 ; Hungary— 174 ; France— 133 ;
Netherlands — 123; Switzerland — 114; and
Greece— 101.
14,386 close relatives of United States cit-
izens and resident aliens entered as second,
third and fourth preference quota immigrants.
3,394 of the relatives were from Italy, 2,139
from Poland, and 2,084 from Germany.
76,644 aliens were admitted without prefer-
ences. 48,867 were from three countries: Ger-
many— 21.495; United Kingdom— 20,136 ; and
Ireland— 7,236.
3. Creicmcn. Shore leaves to alien crewmen
totaled 1,692,893, a slight increase over 1958.
The issuance of laminated landing permits for
jjermanent use, initiated in May 1958. contin-
ued. By the end of the year, the cumulative
total of such permits granted was 120,282. De-
signed to improve security and expedite inspec-
tion of alien crewmen, the permits are issued
only after immigration, criminal, and other per-
tinent records have been carefullv checked.
Al'nn crcinnin aitph/iiiy for permanent -tijpe
Id 11(1 i Jiff pennitft.
4. Tempomnj Workos. 476,874 temporary
alien workers were brought to the United
States. The largest group, totaling 447,535,
were Mexican agricultural laborers. Carefully
screened, less than 0.8 percent of these laborers
violated the terms of their admission. 16,366
Canadians, West Indians, and Japane.se were
also brought as agricultural workers. Also in-
cluded in this figure are 227 Basque sheep-
herders. Professional and highly skilled persons
totaled 5,987. Miscellaneous workers accounted
for 4,504 persons. In addition there were 2,255
industrial trainees.
5. Visitors. 689,416 persons came to the United
States as temporary visitors for business or
pleasure. 47 percent were from Europe and
most of the others were from countries in the
Western Hemisphere. With 1960 having been
proclaimed by the President as "Visit the U.S.A.
Year" over 700,000 visitors are expected during
the next fiscal year.
6. Students and Exchange Visitors. World-wide
interest in education and the exchange of ideas
and skills brought increasing numbers of stu-
dents and exchange visitors. Although most of
the 35,583 students came from nearby countries,
4,320 were from Europe, 6,911 from Asia, and
3,570 from South America.
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Foreign sfiidciits co7isnlt with immiyration officers.
Among the 24,293 exchange visitors, 1,888
were from Japan, 1,616 from Germany, 1,454
from the United Kingdom, 1,431 from the
Philippines, 1,214 from India, 1,002 from
France and 704 from Italy.
7. Other Nonimmigrants. Among the othernon-
immigrants were 30,701 foreign government
officials, 7,607 international organization per-
sons, 1,198 foreign correspondents and 3,036
treaty traders and investors. In addition.
116,814 alien travelers passed in transit on
their way to other countries.
c. Exclusion
1. Inadmissible Aliens. Exclusions totaled
146,043, less than 0.2 percent of the moi-e than
87,000,000 alien inspections. Among these were
16,821 crewmen found ineligible for shore leave
and 128,742 other aliens (mostly at the land
borders) who when advised of their inadmissi-
bility chose to withdraw their applications for
admission. Thus only 480 were refused admis-
sion in formal exclusion proceedings.
276 denials of admission were based on lack
of proper documents, including those obtained
by misrepresentation and fraudulent claims to
United States citizenship. 102 subversive aliens
were also excluded.
Continuing efforts to resolve technical ques-
tions at the time of initial inspection resulted in
fewer formal exclusion hearings. The 1,210
cases completed by Special Inquiry Officers were
28 percent less than in the previous year. Many
of the cases considered were those in which
waiver of inadmissibility was sought under the
Act of September 11, 1957.
2. Waiver of hiadmissibilitij. In order to pre-
vent hardship to close relatives in the United
States, inadmissibility was waived under sec-
tions 5 and 7 of the Act of September 11, 1957
for 1,757 aliens. Most of the waiver applications
were received from nationals of Mexico, Ger-
many, Italy and Japan. Immigration offices
abroad received many of the applications.
Also under the 1957 Act, 958 tubercular
aliens having close relatives in this country
were admitted under appropriate medical safe-
guards.
102 defectors who terminated membership in
subversive organizations more than five years
ago were permitted to immigrate to the United
States, their admission having been found to be
in the public interest. A detailed report was
sent to Congress in each case.
The discretionary authority of the Attorney
General to admit inadmissible nonimmigrants
for a temporary period was exercised favorably
in 2,742 cases.
11. ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS
a. Hungarian Parolees
b. Adjustment of Status from Nonimmigrant to Immi-
grant
c. Creation of Record of Lawful Entry
d. Suspension of Deportation
e. Private Legislation
a. Hungarian Parolees
By June 30, 1959, 25,424 of the 31,000 Hun-
garians who had been paroled into the United
States during 1956 and 1957 became permanent
residents under the Act of July 25, 1958. Most
of the others had not yet been in this country
for two years as required by the Act.
h. Adjustment of Status from Nonimmigrant
to Immigrant
Adjustment of status from nonimmigrant to
immigrant increased 145 percent from 3,991 in
1958 to 9,796 in 1959 following the amendment
August 8, 1958, the qualifying date was moved
to June 28, 1940. It is e.stimated that between
10,000 and 15,000 persons may benefit from the
amendment. In the 1959 fiscal year records of
permanent admission were created for 3,012
aliens who entered before July 1, 1924 and for
1,309 aliens who entered between Julv 1, 1924
and June 28, 1940.
d. Suspension of Deportation
During the year, 337 applications for suspen-
sion of deportation were approved by the Serv-
ice and submitted to the Congress for further
consideration. Congress permitted 691 aliens.
One fantih/ of Hiuiyuriun paiolecs who applied for (oid ivcit' (/laiiUd ptrinunciit residence status.
of August 21, 1958 which removed several re-
strictive provisions. The amendment also made
possible termination of the long standing pre-
examination procedure on June 30, 1959. In its
last year 2,241 persons benefited from preex-
amination by having their entry into Canada
facilitated so that they could apply for immi-
grant visas at American Consulates in that
country and reenter the United States as per-
manent residents.
c. Creation of Record of Lawful Entry
Under Section 249 of the Immigration and
Nationality Act as originally enacted, an alien
in whose case a record of lawful permanent ad-
mission did not cxi.st could apply to have such
record created if he entered the United States
before July 1, 1924. By the amendment of
most of whose cases had been previously sub-
mitted, to become permanent residents, and re-
jected 14.
e. Private Legislation
Notwithstanding the removal of restrictions
in .sections 245 and 249 of the Immigration and
Nationality Act and other alleviating legisla-
tion, private bills continued to be introduced in
the Congress for deserving aliens. 80 percent
of the bills were foi- aliens for whom quota num-
bers were not available since the relief afforded
fi'om (lui)ta restrictions by the Act of September
11, 1957 was only temi)orary. As a result, among
the bills introduced because of exhausted quotas
were 222 for natives of Italy, 184 for Chinese
persons, 134 for natives of Greece and 123 for
natives of Yugf)slavia.
Private Immigration and Nationality Bill;
For Each of the Past Five Fiscal Years
Private bills introduced .
Private laws enacted-
1955 1956 1957 1958 1959
3,099 1,474 3,144 1,217 1,963
201 573 647 501 374
III. ADDRESS REPORTS
2,948,694 aliens filed address reports in ac-
cordance with the statutory requirement. Con-
stituting the highest number since the address
reporting provision became law in 1950, the
gain was made largely in the Southeast which
reported an increase of 5 percent and the South-
west which reported an increase of 2.4 percent.
The Northeast showed a slight increase of 0.8
percent and the Northwest had a slight de-
crease of 0.3 percent. The total gain was 49,003
As in the national population trend, the State
with the greatest rise in the number of aliens
was California.
Mexican nationals in the United States, num-
bering 503,958, were concentrated in California
with 191,305 and Texas with 213,142.
While there were 312,851 Canadians, ranging
between 15,000 and 40,000 in the northern tier
of states, the largest number, 63,095, were in
ALIEN ADDRESS REPORTS FILED
BY SELECTED NATIONALITIES AND REGIONS
1959
Thousonds
100 200 300 3,00
ALL I
NATIONALITIES,
X
MEX ICO
CANADA
GERMANY
ITALY
UNITED
K^GDOM
POLAND
U, S S R
JAPAN
HUNGARY
IREL AND
/ 1 2 ,948,694 '{
503,958
El
ALL REGIONS
N E ^^ S,E
REGION ^M REGION
□ N W,
REGION
S W
REGION
312,851
269,167
267,354
259,617
163,836
78,949
74,015
63,253
61,491
California. 16,511 Canadians in Florida also
reported.
43 percent of the 1,661,001 Europeans lived
in New York, New Jersey and the New England
States. 55 percent of the 233,752 Asians lived
in the Southwest Region, principally in Califor-
nia and Hawaii.
IV. CITIZENSHIP
a. Publicity
b. Citizenship Education
c. Naturalization Courts
d. Persons Naturalized
e. Derivative Citizens
r. I.oss of Citizenship
a. Publicity
To remind some of the 1.5 million aliens who
have resided in the United States for the statu-
tory period that they are eligible to apply for
naturalization, letters were written to prospec-
tive applicants whose names were culled from
the alien address reports. Instituted on an ex-
perimental basis, the program will be made
permanent if it proves successful.
Another notable effort to remind aliens about
naturalization was the preparation of a film by
the New York State Department of Education
with the collaboration of the Buffalo District of
the Service. Narrated by John Daly, the film
was prepared for television viewing and will
be distributed throughout the United States. It
depicts the advantages of citizenship and de-
scribes the naturalization procedure.
b. Citizenship Education
The names of 172,399 new immigrants were
sent to public schools so that they could be in-
Officcr prcscnfbig gradnatUni certificates to a class in
citiz( iiship eclKcafioH at Fart Huachuca, Arizona.
vited to attend classes and prepare for naturali-
zation l)y studying the Enjriish lanjruajre and
the American form of government. In addition,
39,644 aliens were notified of the correspond-
ence home study courses offered by most State
Departments of Education, and 159,009 copies
of the various parts of the Federal Textbook on
Citizenship were distributed. To help alien de-
pendents of military personnel prepare for nat-
uralization, 550 military installations were sur-
veyed by naturalization examiners and a pro-
gram of citizenship education is now in effect at
101 military stations.
c. Naturalization Courts
To achieve greater frequency of final hear-
ings, the effort to .shift naturalization hearings
to the larger courts in central locations con-
venient to the public was continued. By June
30, 1959, the number of naturalization courts
was reduced to 721 active courts as compared to
1,200 at the time of enactment of the Immigra-
tion and Nationality Act. To further promote
the public convenience, Service personnel,
through cooperation of a number of courts, have
been appointed deputy clerks. Such appoint-
ments make possible the examination and the
filing of the petition at the same location.
d. Persons Naturalized
103,931 aliens were naturalized in the courts.
77,230 were naturalized under the general pro-
visions of the law. Naturalization under the
special provisions included 19,512 alien spouses
of United States citizens, 5,632 children of
United States citizens (many of them adopted
orphans) and 1,557 others primarily on the
basis of military service. Most of \hv new cit-
izens wei-e formerly nationals of the following
countries: Germanv — 18.442; United Kingdom
—10.990; Canada— 10,324; Italv— 8.079 : Po-
land— 7,603; Mexico— 5,147; U.S. S.R.— 3,205;
Ireland— 3,164 ; and Japan— 3,094.
Despite the fact that since December 24, 1952
the filing of a declaration of intention has been
optional, 16,115 declarations were filed. The
declaration is often necessary to qualify for pro-
fessional licen.ses or certain employment.
e. Derivative Citizens
18,255 certificates of derivative citizenship
were issued to persons who were born aliens
and subsequently derived citizenship through
naturalization of their parents. 6,907 certifi-
cates were issued to persons who at birth abroad
acquired citizenship through their parents.
f. Loss of Citizenship
154 naturalization cei'tificates were revoked
principally in the cases of persons who estab-
lished residence abroad within five years after
naturalization.
2,912 persons expatriated themselves, most
by residing or voting in a foreign country or by
joining the military forces of a foreign country.
An additional 188 renounced United States na-
tionality, 531 were naturalized in or took an
oath of allegiance to a foreign country, and 13
who departed from the United States to avoid
military service.
Lost United States citizenship was regained
by 465 women who expatriated themselves by
marrying aliens prior to September 22, 1922.
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V. ENFORCEMENT
a. llleRul Entry
h. \iolalion of Status by Nonimmigrants
1-. Subversive, Criminal, Immoral and Narcotic Aliens
d. Frauds
e. Deterrent and Preventive Measures
f. Expulsion Proceedings
g. Detention
h. Deportation
i. Criminal I'rosecution
j. Revocation of Naturalization
a. Illegal Entry
As ill the past five years, the decline in il-
legal entries continued. Marked by the sharp
reduction in illegal Mexican border crossings,
the 20,764 surreptitious border entrants located
were two-thirds of the 1958 figure and one-
fiftieth of the 1954 figure. Although the number
of surreptitious entries by Mexicans continued
to be predominant, they declined from 98 per-
cent of all such entries made five years ago to
85 percent.
The St. Lawrence Seaway has increased op-
portunities for illegal entry by desertion-prone
crewmen while vessels are travelling through
the locks and narrow channels. The Seaway also
slowed the current in the St. Lawrence River
so that it freezes in many places between Cape
Vincent and Massena, New York, thus creating
a new area that must be guarded in the winter
months.
276 aliens found to be illegally in the United
States entered surreptitiously in small boats
and by air. 115 of these entries were in the
Florida and Gulf Coast areas.
Alien attempting entry in trunk of automobile
at El Paso, Texas.
S III /IK ^:curcll below dceks.
316 stowaways were located both during ship
searches and ashore. Among them were 193
Europeans (including 148 Italians) , 92 Western
Hemisphere aliens (including 35 Cubans) and
16 Chinese. A report describes how investi-
gators watching the arrival of the SS "Tekla
Torm" from Genoa became suspicious when
they saw a dock loiterer hand a card to one of
the crewmen. Questioning developed that the
loiterer was on the dock to welcome two stow-
aways, his brother and a friend. The crewmen
had hidden these two and another stowaway on
the vessel for $1500. He had collected $600 and
was to receive the balance when he successfully
delivered the stowaways to a man who would
identify himself by presenting a card (the ace
of spades). The crewmen and the three stow-
aways were convicted and their sentences were
suspended in favor of immediate deportation.
b. Violation of Status by Nonimmigrants
39,016 aliens admitted to the United States
as nonimmigrants were found to have violated
the terms of their temporary admission. For
the most part such violations consisted of en-
gaging in unauthorized employment or in re-
maining beyond the period of authorized stay.
Among these were 3,627 crewmen who wilfully
deserted their vessels. 74 percent of the de-
serters were from six countries : Greece, Italy,
Norway, Britain, Spain and China.
20,395 visitors and 1,676 students failed to
maintain lawful status. These violations repre-
sented increases of 16 percent and 70 percent
respectively over the previous year. By nation-
ality the largest number of violators were
10,884 Mexicans and 5,987 Canadians.
DEPORTABLE ALIENS FOUND IN U.S.
ff
' '
1 1
1 ' I "-T-
1
- II 3%
- IB 1%
<t*B|
MEXICANS
f'
A
14,451
f
1957
1956
1959
^>
A
59,406
w :■'
1
^
A <■' -
3?. zee
r ;,•' ;'
I
OTHER
NATIONALITIES
1
1957
1958
1959
f
A
15,467
IF
/
A
27,640
_JP * re? %
i' 4
3Z.53I
I
1 W'"'S%
5
SURREPTITIOUS
ENTRANTS
\HQ^ t,\it
LABLE 1
1957
1958
1959
J
3l,i55
w
■y - 33. , %
2 1,080
__ ^_
w
ENTERED
THROUGH
PORTS OF
ENTRY AND
VIOLATED
STATUS
(NOT AVfl
laBlE )
1
1957
1958
1959
A
35,691
w
A
43,739
! r
, ,
1 1 1
1 1 1 1
With the use of laminated cards to identify
security-screened and satisfactory agricultural
laborers, the number of "skips" among this
group has been less than 4,000 for the last two
vears.
tional 1,322 involved aliens who were likely to
attempt to enter the United States.
3,764 inve.stigations were made of aliens al-
leged to be in the criminal, immoral and nar-
cotic classes. Among these was the continued
investigation of Simone Scozzari, a delegate to
the 1957 "Apalachin Crime Convention."
d. Frauds
3,362 investigations were completed in fraud-
ulent document cases. Used primarily to gain
entry into the United States, these documents
consisted of false birth certificates, bogus alien
registration cards, spurious affidavits of sup-
port, and nonquota visas obtained through sham
marriages. Organized sale of specious docu-
ments was also uncovered.
To overcome laxity in the registration of de-
layed records of birth, the State of Texas en-
acted a law making the State Registrar the sole
ofl!icial responsible for the registration of such
records.
In the San Diego area, a sham marriage con-
spiracy was exposed. For a fee. United States
citizen women married Portuguese aliens, most-
ly fishermen, to make them eligible for non-
quota status. Seven of the 19 conspirators
indicted have pleaded guilty and will be sen-
tenced upon completion of the trial of the other
12.
Exposure of a similar conspiracy in New
York City brought to light at least 32 sham
marriages of British West Indies aliens to cit-
izen "stand-ins." The average cost to the alien
was $1000, of which a fee of up to $200 went to
the stand-in bride or groom. Twelve of the prin-
cipals were indicted. One pleaded guilty and 11
are awaiting trial.
Oldest of the frauds confronting the Service
is the creation of fictitious descendents, or im-
migration slots, by United States citizens of
Chinese origin. To close such slots, Chinese per-
sons are being advised that those illegally in
the United States who voluntarily make full
disclosures will be given such considei'ation as
the law allows, including adjustment of status,
relief from deportation, and, where appropriate,
naturalization on the basis of military service.
In the past three years this program has re-
sulted in disclosures by about 1,700 per.sons.
c. Subversive, Criminal, Immoral and
Narcotic Aliens
3,390 investigations were made of alleged
subversive aliens. 1,027 involved deportability,
643 involved the possible institution of pro-
ceedings to revoke naturalization and 398 in-
volved eligibility for naturalization. An addi-
e. Deterrent and Preventive Measures
Additional time devoted to investigative
searches on vessels, in waterfront areas, at
construction projects and other places resulted
in the location of 17,747 aliens illegally in the
United States, an increase of 3,3.57 over the
previous year.
AloiiK tlu' land liorders, air reconnaissance,
line-watch, improved methods of discovering,
interpreting and following pronnd trails, trans-
portation checks and use of modern communica-
tions equipment resulted in the location of
23,851 aliens within 72 hours of their illegal
entry.
Through close liaison with government offi-
cials in Canada, Mexico and Cuba, the names of
2,4?>2 subversives, criminals, narcotic traffickers
and prostitutes likely to seek admission to the
United States from those countries have been
identified. On the basis of this information, two
important communists and numerous other in-
admissible aliens have been excluded.
Coordination of air intelligence led to the
disclosure of 54 aircraft violations involving
the smuggling of aliens and contraband.
Through the fraudulent document laboratory
in El Paso, Texas identification of false birth
records of Mexican aliens is facilitated. In one
instance 37 persons claimed United States cit-
izenship through a Mexican who falsely reg-
istered a delayed record of his birth in Texas.
Pilot of Dordcr I'atrol plane and patrol officer planning
coordination of air to ground patrol in the border
area at the northern end of Lake Champlain.
They included his wife, 11 children and 25
grandchildren, all natives of Mexico. 26 mem-
bers of the famih' were found in the United
States.
f. Expulsion Proceedings
Formal expulsion proceedings against depor-
table aliens were instituted in 11,587 cases.
53,011 aliens who conceded deportability were
permitted to depart voluntarily without the in-
stitution of formal proceedings.
Sjiecial Inquiry Officers signed decisions in
11,772 expulsi(jn hearings, ordering deportation
in approximately 68 percent of the cases.
Expulsion hearing.
g. Detention
With the reduction of illegal entry by Mex-
icans and a consequent decrease in their appre-
hensions, it was possible to close the alien de-
tention facility in Chula Vista, California. In
Chicago the Service detention facility was
closed on Ma,\' 31, 1959 and replaced by a con-
tract facility adequate for the lesser number
of aliens.
6,674 aliens were taken into physical custody
under warrants of arrest in expulsion proceed-
ings, 3,46(1 inadmissible crewmen and stow-
aways were permitted to be transferred to
custodial facilities ashore and 20,125 other
aliens, principally Mexicans, were assembled at
Service facilities on the southern border for
transportation to Mexico.
h. Deportation
Deportations, which increased from 7,142 in
1958 to 7,988 in 1959, for the most part involved
nonimmigrants who failed to maintain their
status and aliens who repeatedly entered the
United States illegally. In addition 56,610 aliens
were required to depart without formal pro-
ceedings.
Among the 7 aliens deported on subversive
grounds was Elmer G. HanoflF who was active
as a teacher, recruiter and organizer of the
Communist Party on the West Coast. The order
of deportation in his case, outstanding since
December 5, 1930, was finally executed when he
left the United States on September 9, 1958.
Hal)eas corpus proceedings, court actions to
cancel bonds and orders of deportation, plus
refusal of the Russian Government to issue a
travel document added up to 28 years of delay.
The travel document which made Hanoff's de-
portation possible was issued at his own request.
803 aliens of the criminal, immoral and nar-
cotic classes were deported. A few of the better
known racketeers of whom the conntry was
rid were Salvatore Maneri, a New ^'ork crim-
inal and narcotics tij^ure, P'rank Cammarata, a
principal memlier of the Detroit Purjjle Ganp,
and Joseph Orsini, an internationally known
narcotics smugrpler.
The specially equipped Service airplane
transported 109 institutionalized mentally or
physically defective aliens. It is estimated that
the removal of these aliens will result in future
savinps to tax payers of $3,000,000. Also trans-
ported on the Service airplane were 61 indig:ent
aliens who requested removal, 166 able-bodied
deportees, and 177 Hungarians who were unable
to adjust to life in the United States. On the
return trips from Europe, the airplane carried
refugee passengers at savings to the Govern-
ment and the International Committee on Euro-
pean Migration.
Unexecuted orders of deportation decreased
23 percent to 5,659. In part this was due to the
discretionary relief afforded by sections 5 and
7 of the Act" of September 11, 1957. It was also
possible to enforce more deportations to Poland
and Yugoslavia after intensive studies estab-
lished that many claims of persecution in those
countries were unfounded.
i. Criminal Prosecution
90 percent of the 2,761 completed prosecu-
tions for violation of the immigration and na-
tionality laws resulted in convictions. 113 per-
sons convicted of smuggling aliens into the
United States received aggregate sentences of
103 years and fines totaling $8,260.
j. Revocation of Naturalization
In 61 cases court proceedings were instituted
to revoke naturalization obtained by fraud. In
9 of the 23 cases completed, revocation was
ordered. Four of the revocation orders were
based on concealment of subversive beliefs. In
addition, two of the foremost racketeers in the
country, Jo.seph Profaci, one of the conferees
at the Apalachin meeting, and Frank Co.stello,
kingpin of the racketeers, were stripped of their
United States citizenship. Both have filed ap-
peals.
VI. PERSONNEL TRAINING
50 new oflicers graduated from the Border
Pati'ol Academy u|)on completion of 13 weeks
of study of inmiigration and nationality law,
S]ianish and enforcement methods. Intensive
technical and refresher courses were also con-
ducted at the Academy for 314 supervisory
officers.
t'uicigii language laboratory at the
Border Patrol Academy.
At the advanced Officer Training School in
Washington, D. C, 194 career ofiicers completed
six-week courses designed to broaden knowl-
edge and competence.
Enrollment in the Service correspondence
l^rogram continued at a high level with 21,930
lessons requested and 11,446 examinations com-
pleted.
VII. ADMINISTRATION
The operations jn'ograms were provided with
the necessary services relating to budget, fi-
nance, personnel, procurement and property
management, organizational methods and sta-
tistics. (1) Accounting procedures were re-
viewed and refined to provide additional in-
formation to support a performance cost budget
statement. Pursuant to Public Law 85-531 of
July 18, 1958, the Service last year cancelled
237 departure bonds, and made 112 refunds
totaling $60,174 on behalf of refugees who
entered the United States as nonimmigrants
l)etween May 6, 1945 and July 1, 1953, and
whose status was subsequently adjusted to that
of aliens lawfully admitted for i)ermanent resi-
dence. (2) Forms and reports were reviewed
and approved or discontinued in order to elim-
inate multiplicity and duplication, and to im-
prove uniform reporting. (3) In addition to
improved employee counselling service and
classification adjustments, jiersonnel officers
acted as executive secretaries to Junior and
Senior Selection Boards. The boards annually
review the training and experience of employees
and establish registers of those qualified for
promotion. (4) Three new border station facil-
ities for Immigration and Customs insjiection
at Pine Creek, .Minnesota, Andrade, California,
10
and Turner, Montana, were completed. Funds
for new border stations were appropriated to
General Services in fiscal year 1957 for much
needed new border stations at Brownsville and
Eagle Pass, Texas, Rooseveltown, New York,
and Madawaska, Maine, and for expansion of
facilities at San Ysidro, California. Construc-
tion contracts for three of these buildings were
executed in May and July 1959. The other two
should be awai-ded by November 15, 1959. (5)
Under the Incentive Awards Program, 1,263
suggestions or superior performance requests
were processed. 239 cash awards were made,
including 153 for superior performance, 39 for
special acts or services, and 47 for suggestions.
Honorary awards without cash totaled 193.
11
TABLE 1, IMMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES:
1820 - 1959
/From 1620 to I867 figures represent alien passengers arrived; l868 tbrough I891 and
1895 through 1897 Immigrant aliens arrived; I892 tbrough legJ* and froB IB98 to the
present time immigrant aliens admlttedTy^
1959..
Number
Number
Number
Number
Year
of
Year
of
Year
of
Year
of
persons
persons
persons
persons
1820 -1959^/
41,575,563
1852..
1853..
371,603
368,61+5
1888.,
1889..
51+6,889
kkk,k2rj
1922..
1923..
309,556
522,919
1820
8,385
I85I+..
1^27,833
1890..
J+55,302
192U. .
706,896
1855..
200,877
1925..
29l+,3ll+
1821-1830
l'+3,'+39
1856..
200,1+36
1891-1900
3.687,^561+
1926..
30l+,l+88
1821..
9,127
1857..
251,306
1891..
560,319
1927..
335,175
1822..
6,911
1858..
123,126
1892..
579,663
1928..
307,255
1823..
6,35'*
1859..
121,282
1893..
U39,730
285,631
1929..
279,678
182U..
7,912
i860..
153,61+0
189«*..
1930..
21+1,700
1825..
10,199
1895..
258,536
31+3,267
1826..
10,837
1861-1870
2,3l'+,82l+
1896..
193i-l9'»o
528,1+31
1827..
18,875
1861..
91,910
1897..
230,832
1931..
97,139
1828..
27,382
1862..
91,985
1898..
229,299
1932..
35,576
1829..
22,520
1863..
17^,282
1899..
311,715
1933..
23,068
1830..
23,322
186U..
193, 'H8
1900..
1+1+8,572
193*+..
29,1+70
1865..
21+8,120
1935..
3l+,956
I83l-l840
599,125
22,633
1866..
1867..
318,568
315,722
1901-1910
1901..
8,795,386
1936..
1937..
36,329
1831..
'l+B7,9lU
50,21+1+
1832..
60,1+82
1868..
138,81+0
1902..
61+8,71+3
1938..
67,895
1833- .
58,61+0
1869..
352,768
1903..
857,01+6
1939..
82,998
183»+..
65,365
1870..
387,203
190I+..
812,870
l9'+o..
70,756
1835..
•^5,37'*
1905..
1,026,1+99
1836..
76,2»+2
1871-1880
2,812^191
1906..
1,100,735
191+1-1950
1,035,039
1837^.
79,3*^0
1871..
321,350
1907..
1,285,31+9
19I+I..
51,776
1838..
38, 91^^
1872.,
l*Oi+,806
1908..
782,870
19I+2..
28,781
1839..
68,069
1873..
»^59,803
1909..
751,786
191+3..
23,725
l8i+0..
8i+,o66
1871^..
313,339
1910..
1,01+1,570
191+1+..
28,551
1875..
227,1+98
19I+5..
38,119
lGl*i-l850
1,713,251
Bo,289
1876..
169,986
1911-1920
5,735,811
19I+6..
108,721
181+1..
1877..
11+1,857
1911..
•^7tf!557
19I+7..
11+7,292
18I+2..
10i+,565
1878,.
138,1+69
1912..
838,172
191+8..
170,570
18I+3..
52,1+96
1879..
177,826
1913..
1,197,892
191+9..
188,317
I8l+i+..
78,615
1880..
1+57,257
191U..
1,218,1+80
1950..
21+9,187
181+5..
111+, 371
1915..
326,700
181+6..
15l^,ln6
1881-1890
5,21+6,613
1916. .
298,826
1951..
205,717
18U7..
23l+,968
1881..
669,1+31
1917..
295,1+03
1952..
265,520
iei+8..
226,527
1882..
788,992
1918. .
110,618
1953..
170,1+31+
3.8I+9..
297,021+
1883..
603,322
1919..
11+1,132
195I+..
208,177
1850..
369,980
1881+..
518,592
1920..
1+30,001
1955..
237,790
1885..
395,3'+6
1956..
321,625
1851-1860
2,598,211+
1886..
33'+,203
1921-1930
i+, 107, 209
1957..
326,867
1851..
rO.kbb
1887..
1+90.109
1921..
b05.22b
1958..
253.265
260,686
1/ Data are for fiscal years ended June 30, except l820 through 183I and ift+M- through 181+9
fiscal years ended Sept. 30; I833 through 181+2 and I851 through I867 years ended Dec. 31;
1832 covers 15 months ended Dec. 31; I8I+3 nine months ended Sept. 30; I85O fifteen months
coded Dec. 31; Bxid I868 six months ended June 30.
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TABLE 2. ALIENS AND CITIZENS ADMITTED AND DEPARTED,
BY MONTHS:
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1958 AND 1959
^ata exclude border crossers, crewmen, and Mexican agricultural laborers/
Period
ALIENS ADMITTED
Immi-
qrant
Nonira-
mlqrant
Total
ALIENS
DEPARTED
U. S. CITIZENS
Arrived
Departed
Fiscal year 1959
July-Dec, 1958 .
July
August
September
October
November
December
Jan. -June, 1959 .
January
February
March
April
May
June
Fiscal year 1958
July-Dec, 1957 .
July
August
September
October
November
December
Jan. -June, 1958 .
January
February
March
April
May
June
260,686
1,024,945
1.28 5.631
885.909
1.804.435
1.743.046
123.472
21,238
19,751
19,720
21,485
18,532
22,746
137,214
31,432
19,758
22,113
20,165
21,110
22,636
253,265
127.562
19,683
20,565
19,804
22,037
22,473
23,000
125.703
20,258
18,321
23,051
19,429
22,595
22,049
554.434
677.906
463.520
976.079
818.967
110,178
104,406
115,058
76,344
70,517
77,931
470.511
131,416
124,157
134,778
97,829
89,049
100,677
607,725
86,129
91,482
79,353
69,529
60,468
76,559
422.389
189,470
242,940
188,348
140,998
109,133
105,190
828.356
64,648
53,353
77,132
83,435
94,539
97,404
847.764
96,080
73,111
99,245
103,600
115,649
120,040
1.101.029
59,826
53,505
66,726
63,859
79,832
98,641
710,428
114,610
116,907
149,720
139,397
142,717
165,005
1.469.262
205,112
173,204
128,860
105,437
91,280
115,074
924.079
117,916
127,525
149,170
144,352
160,943
224,173
1.483.915
442.553
570.1 15
352.806
79,718
82,223
90,951
56,593
65,905
67,163
405.211
99,401
102,788
110,755
78,630
88,378
90,163
530.914
60,425
61,642
64,213
55,740
49,478
61,308
357.622
57,570
45,076
69,812
70,137
79,974
82,642
77,828
63,397
92,863
89,566
102,569
104,691
37,206
45,809
57,642
60,139
70,774
86,052
803.276
149,640
186,508
157,049
119,148
95,909
95,022
665.986
97,333
95,585
109,116
105,173
117,417
141,362
711.217
175,608
144,292
115,945
95,824
79,431
100,117
772.698
107,711
103,472
113,162
117,156
134,768
196,429
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TABLE 3. ALIENS AND CITIZENS ADMITTED AT UNITED STATES PORTS OF ENTRY:
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1958 - 1959
Total number
Border crossers
Canadian
Mexican
Crevmen
Others admitted
Total number
Border crossers
Canadian
Mexican
Crewmen
Others admitted
Year ended June 30, 1959
156,695.687
87.727.963
68.967.724
149,657.907
84.127.330
65.530.577
52,831,912
96,825,995
2,550,634
4,487,146
28,497,753
55,629,577
1,692,893
1,907,740
24,334,159
41,196,418
857,741
2,579,406
Year ended June 30, 1958
151,384,396
144.298.007
53,363,327
90,934,680
2,630,583
4,455,806
82.470,804
78,982,718
28,262,967
50,719,751
1,673,475
1,814,611
68.913,592
65,315,289
25,100,360
40,214,929
957,108
2,641,195
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TABLE 4. ALIENS ADMITTED, BY CUSSES UNDER THE IWIGRATION LAWS I
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1955 - 1959
/Data exclude border crossers and crewmen/
Class
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
ALIENS ADMITTED
UWIGRAMTS \J
Quota Immigrants
First preference quotai
Selected immigrants of special skill
or ability
Their spouses and children
Second preference quota t
Parents of U. S. citizens
Third preference quotai
Spouses and children of resident
aliens
Fourth preference quotai
Brothers or sisters of U. S. citizens
Sons or daughters of U, S, citizens..
Nonpref erence quota
Displaced persons admitted or adjust-
ing status under Displaced Persons
Act of 1948, as amended
Nonquota Immigrants
Wives of U. S. citizens
Husbands of U. S. citizens
Children of U. S. citizens
Natives of Western Hemisphere countries
Their spouses
Their chl Idren
Persons who had been U. S. citizens ...
Ministers of religious denominations ..
Their spouses
Their children
Employees of U, S, Government abroad,
their spouses and children
Refugees 2/
Act of September 11, 1957, Immigrants .
Hungarian parolees 3/
Azores and Netherlands refugees 4/ . . . .
Other nonquota Immigrants
NONIMMIGRA^^•S \J.
Foreign government officials
Temporary visitors for business
Temporary visitors for pleasure
Transit aliens
Treaty traders and Investors
Students
Representatives to International organi-
zations
Temporary workers and Industrial
trainees 5/
Representatives of foreign Information
med la
Exchange aliens
Returning resident aliens l/
NATO officials
Other nonimmigrants
858.736
237.790
82.232
1,776
1,236
2,394
5,425
1,955
1,120
65,711
2,615
155.558
18,504
6,716
5,652
92,620
1,059
595
87
194
50
63
9
29,002
997
620.946
26,288
68,696
332,394
71,301
1,203
27,192
6,003
9,750
575
16,077
51,442
25
1.007.884
1.085.725
1.101.029
321,525
326,867
253,265
89.310
97.178
102-153
1,946
1,420
2,843
6,966
1,690
431
73,529
485
232.315
2,992
2,739
3,677
6,631
1,715
1,443
77,887
94
229.689
21,244
5,788
4,710
122,083
1,398
551
44
210
55
85
2
75,473
672
686.259
21,794
5,767
4,798
111.344
1,584
560
58
231
68
104
8
82,444
929
758.858
3,941
3,179
2,608
5,387
2,903
2,029
82,030
76
151.112
23,517
5,833
5,970
86,523
1,529
523
43
218
74
143
23
1,012
24,467
1,237
847.764
27,109
72,265
399,704
55,214
1,519
28,013
5,190
17,077
697
17,204
52,136
31
28,498
84,246
453,514
107,399
1,740
30,760
6,406
16,855
960
17,849 .
10,617-^^
13
1.285.631
260.686
97.557
3,518
3,109
3,406
7,543
2,152
1,275
76,538
16 3.029
22,520
6,913
6,859
56,386
1,235
575
77
327
85
145
24
198
2l4,831t
25,424
1,187
5,184
l-02''.945
29,265
81,405
514,599
99,190
2,500
34,848
6,781
24,402
1,027
20,349
32,747 -S/
638
13
30,701
91,434
597,982
116,814
3,036
35,583
7,607
29,339
1,198
24,293 ,.
85,915 2/
1,043
1/ An Immigrant Is an alien admitted for permanent residence. A nonimmigrant Is an alien admitted
for temporary residence. Returning resident aliens who have once been counted as Immigrants are
included with nonimmigrants, althouah the immigration laws define such aliens as Immigrants.
2/ Refugees admitted under the Refugee Relief Act of 1953.
3/ Hungarian parolees adjusting status under the Act of July 25, 1958.
4/ Admissions under Act of September 2, 1958.
5/ Excludes agricultural laborers except those admitted from Japan and those admitted from the West
Indies and Canada after March 8, 1957. See Table 18.
6/ Not comparable with previous years due to changes In documentary requirements.
15
TABLE 5. IMmGRAUT ALIENS ArMITTED BY PORT:
YEARS EMDED JUNE 30, 1955 - 1959
Port
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
All ports
Atlantic
Boston, Mass
Key West, Fla
Miami, Fla
Newark, N. J
New York, N. Y
Pliiladelphia, Pa
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Other Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans, La
San Antonio, Tex
Tampa, Fla
Other Gulf
Pacific
Agana, Guam
Honolulu, T. H
Los Angeles, Calif. ..
San Francisco, Calif.
Seattle, Vfash
Other Pacific
Alaska
Canadian Border
Blaine, V/ash
Buffalo, N. Y
Calais, Me
Champlain, N. Y
Chicago, 111
Cleveland, Ohio
Derby line, Vt
Detroit, Mich
Eastport, Idaho
Higl^ate Springs, Vt.
Niagara Falls, N. Y. .
Noyes, Minn
Port Huron, Mich
Rouses Point, N. Y. ..
St. Alhans, Vt
Sweetgrass, Mont
Vancehoro, Me
Other Canadian Border
Mexican Border
Brownsville, Tex
Calexico, Calif
Eagle Pass, Tex
El Paso, Tex
Hidalgo, Tex
Laredo, Tex
Nogales, Ariz
San Ysidro, Calif. ...
Other Mexican Border .
All other
237.790
137.863
2,565
8U3
13, 612
2
115,787
552
2,02U
llU
2,36U
2,897
"17552
523
1+37
10.901*
115
U,08l
1,1+11
2,727
2,1*30
ll«D
608
31*. 11*3
3,305
3,975
1,023
1,018
777
152
1*65
7,783
363
1+21*
2,91*7
1,1*29
1,608
2,025
1,053
5P
691
l*,555
51 ,3 7 5
7,058
780
3,032
lit,085
8,887
6,122
1,708
7,298
2,1*05
321.625
326,867
253.265
260,686
192,68!
3,10
1,230
18,882
97
161, 51*5
3,791+
2,1+31
92
1,511+
3.709
205.161
1,151
572
552
16.600
3,722
1,1*09
16,U62
7,802
169, 550
2,322
2,112
11*0
1,61*2
kj_
152,2 30
1,021
1*98
555
20.01*5
1*,211
1,225
17,151
3,765
120,751
71*0
2,201
159
2,027
3,221*
16 9,217
120
6,922
2,503
3,291+
3,661
100
51*0
1*2,81*7
3,798
U,6ll*
1,318
1,250
1,317
236
590
10,329
311
607
3,358
2,238
2,190
2,121*
971
1*25
786
6,385
65 ,21*0
185
8,771
3,895
2,981*
i+,083
127
1*18
1*8,076
i;36?"
619
501+
539
20.929
7812
819
12,869
22,1*06
122, 336
1,222
1,511+
151
3,088
2.910
1,269
615
360
666
28.236
7,215
1,528
2,790
19,272
8,01*7
8,967
3,209
9,987
l+,225
l*,679
l*,626
1,566
1,1*96
1,953
299
576
11,881
56U
565
3,116
2,781
2,335
1,832
877
833
1,183
6,911*
1+9,51*9
lt,6l*2
2,1*05
1,850
10,071
U,865
7,559
3,591*
11,786
2,777
71
170
8,121
1*,633
3,622
l*,ll6
267
277
1*8,31+1+
It, 691+
l*,769
1,502
1,692
2,826
1*67
577
12, 189
553
576
3,367
2,023
2,179
2,066
825
775
735
6,529
28. 121*
2,867
1,956
509
5,891
997
3,092
3,1*19
8,838
555
137
228
9,822
7,509
5,660
1*,518
1+99
27I+
38.103
3,61*5
3,591*
1,11*2
1,627
3,822
551
311*
7,951
1*70
1*75
2,851*
1,203
1,572
1,560
706
585
575
5,1+57
21. 759
506
1,752
575
l*,88l
858
2,656
2,680
7,190
661
187
16
TABLE 6. IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY CLASSES UNDER THE IMMIGRATION LAWS
AND COUNTRY OR REGION OF BIRTHi YEAR ENDED JUNE 30 1959
Country or
region of
birth
Number
ad-
mitted
3 -^
^&
Admissions or
adiustmepts under
0) ^
O 41
U 4)
< CO
•*- c
5
o
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China 1/
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Philippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies
Central America
Other North America
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America
Africa
Australia and New Zealand ..
Other countries
1/ Includes Formosa.
2/ Includes Arab Palestine.
260.666
97.657
163.029
22.620
6.913
6.869
66.386
1.810
558
198
24.834
25.424
1.187
6.230
158.023
2,355
1,145
2,813
1,450
689
4,487
31,422
4,507
30,098
7,371
16,251
468
586
4,005
2,484
8,301
2,694
1,345
1,528
2,079
1,783
691
20,954
2,471
4,349
1,697
24.312
5,722
844
506
409
2,057
5,851
607
1,720
2,633
3,953
64.740
B9,W
1,474
1,041
2,219
1,131
544
2,784
23,997
435
1,133
7,291
5,871
312
425
2,903
2,248
5,894
426
497
330
2,020
1,608
201
20,279
1,971
1,146
965
4.941
68.878
23,082
23,061
7,021
5,197
5,808
571
9.792
599
130
193
243
1,624
132
230
109
98
1,583
1.527
881
104
594
319
145
1,703
7,425
4,072
28,965
80
10,380
156
161
1,102
236
2,407
2,268
848
1,198
59
175
490
675
500
3,203
732
19. 371
13.001
4.517
3.960
5,123
714
313
155
433
5,719
377
1,611
2,535
2,380
63.213
272
53
281
216
65
1,258
5,399
857
102
18
1,655
35
18
259
101
584
239
101
415
10
91
137
180
71
393
191
8.339
21
5
34
27
27
55
117
954
29
5
1,734
16
14
64
57
242
415
57
295
9
19
97
26
35
111
51
1.304
93
4
24
26
14
237
1,400
192
7
5
644
4
5
23
20
415
462
22
96
1
13
5
42
5
156
45
2.138
1 .268
.224
39
13
13
19
19
7
41
81
12
15
6
307
3
14
24
4
73
198
16
144
8
16
9
154
30
25
17
127
2
2
8
4
8
10
16
10
54
1
42
3
18
2
33
1
17
44
1
1
3
12
11
16
5
A3I
1 7 .^61
9
1
3
1,209
102
203
160
23,073
23,050
7,018
3,988
5,706
368
9.632
1,345
79
74
38
84
4,412
43
488
1,268
508
663
235
23
74
88
63
161
98
35
191
335
822
51
22
9
512
54
15
78
15
8
5
753
21
20
75
419
152
17
8
23
468
15
57
841
138
649
57.042
5
2
633
8
1
35
22,295
20,706
6,844
1,396
5,559
242
9.344
10
5
4
14
2
26
1
4
61
337
11
iSZ
321
6
52
5
12
67
221
1,923
3,943
1
5,779
90
73
575
11
823
61
388
143
4
24
195
38
188
2,350
388
5.897
2^^331
83
7
155
1
9
28
11
24,769
11
127
311
20
6
1,948
1,180
2,524
1,130
907
678
1,425
2,631
870
318
1
157
1,115
503
266
1,948
1,178
2,524
1,130
906
678
1,268
1,516
367
52
3
10
6
3
14
10
32
323
189
27
7
5
7
2
46
146
46
3
1,922
1,152
2,498
1,116
876
662
1,118
2,304
448
106
21
218
467
179
1,014
185
955
297
10
3
1
257
5
21
-21
3
13
875
59
4
212
_26
26
969
1.724
113
855
215
76
14
17
21
12
26
162
112
43
43
211
8
34
26
41
215
37
32
60
26
10
43
222
150
55
28
1.050
1 214
653
11
31
6
11
143
12
9
43
141
3.316
690
2,318
159
84
32
33
59
14
7
12
6
5
4
11
55
10
6
17
IMMIGRANT ALIENS APMITTEn, RY CLASSES UNDER THE IMMIGRATION LAWS AND COUNTRY OR
REGION OF LAST l^'ERMANENT RESIDENCE! YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 19^9
Country or
region of
last
permanent
residence
Number
ad-
mitted
n
</)
H)
Q
r^
.1-4
tn
Vi
F
u
!-•
41
v
■!->
{■
r
■1
■'
•
(0
Admiss
ions or
nts under
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hunga ry
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China l/
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Philippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies
Central America
Other North America ....
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America ....
Africa
Australia and New Zealand
Other countries
260.686
q7.657
163. o?g
22.6?0
6.913
6.869
66.386
1.810
198
24.834
25.42/1
l.;87
6.230
138.191
72.127
5,189
1,472
148
1,269
528
6,367
32,039
4,612
24,103
5,699
16,804
49
44
4,278
2,332
2,800
2,631
217
1,193
2,330
2,033
499
19,221
136
1,798
900
25.259
1,387
1,172
62
949
420
3,503
22,383
483
153
5,612
5,792
15
6
2,505
2,147
1,497
412
67
266
2,199
1,675
151
18,083
40
616
537
7,744
66.064
1,70?
3,734
351
561
5,335
6,248
578
1,614
2,503
2,633
80.106
200
205
127
399
4,666
222
244
101
90
990
17.373
3,802
300
86
320
108
2,864
9,656
4,129
23,950
87
11,012
34
38
1,773
185
1,303
2,219
150
927
131
358
348
1,138
96
682
36B
18.015
12.366
1,502
3,529
224
162
669
6,076
334
1,513
2,413
1,643
67.873
113
28
28
141
49
1,502
5,887
756
9
9
1,563
3
2
195
70
404
234
23
340
13
82
118
363
6
293
135
8.237
3.660
34,599
22,909
6,901
5,208
6,036
4,543
12.865
10,147
107
141
1,737
189
517
2.965
24,457
77,807
6,760
3,976
5,847
4,031
0.900
230
979
29
43
205
4,568
41
405
1,212
575
1.377
14
16
6
75
23
84
120
809
6
3
1,492
10
2
51
48
115
331
8
213
14
25
76
79
6
6?
77
1.225
3. 9 19
486
140
60
63
83
173
174
62
32
151
287
1.597
55
6
13
28
10
277
1,410
189
3
3
632
3
2
18
17
411
462
17
103
2
16
3
59
1
139
40
2.119
_5Li
193
170
1
164
50
2
6
1
58
2
5
62
21
_H
18.636
2
4
105
73
469
13
10
30
485
15
53
823
148
704
546
46
28
4 57
70
230
152
436
37
30
743
52
299
249
33
4
622
11
34
48
21,987
20,500
6,455
1,569
5,585
763
8.048
37
900
11
12
3
41
51
6
1
3
21
132
3,479
217
18
102
12
927
2,024
2,284
89
24
6,378
12
3
1,117
15
246
60
83
112
73
198
119
263
11
131
139
5.316
23.917
4
23,818
2
1-185
1-169
856
2
46
12
12
13
9
27
147
75
22
30
143
6
28
21
25
119
33
16
27
23
12
30
155
72
41
15
756
615
1,959
91
18
191
588
179
1,008
179
48H
55?
465
13
66
278
58
70
791
183
12
10
235
21
91
97
1.499
361
47
24
5
11
131
12
9
47
114
±A2Z
1,499
738
2,191
167
33
33
1,010
76
7,674
7,301
2,624
1,189
941
1,612
1,574
1,99?
I ,878
305
644
1,082
131
41
43
650
374
1,771
1,52?
755
?,030
1,219
7,493
1,148
898
96?
1,150
771
356
50
17
34
9
6
10
48
33
306
163
19
45
44
18
8
9
83
47
137
49
1
1,796
998
2,427
1,123
861
753
990
21
26
119
75
20
5
6
46
20
26
10
25
3| 11
174
57
20
15
11
6
5
10
9
47
10
i/ Includes Formosa.
2/ Includes Arab Palestine.
18
T*BLE 6B. ALIENS WHO ADJUSTED STATUS TO PERMANENT RESIDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES,
BY COUNTRY OR REGION OF RIRTHi YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country or
region of
birth
Total
adjust-
ing
status
Quota Immlqrants
C 4->
Nonquota Irmniqrants
+j u
o o
< u
O •r-'
0« C ui
^ O -H
CM--- E
■*-> -a
• (B (XJ
to O o
All countries
Europe
Austria
Bel(;lum
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China l/
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Phllipplnaa
Othar Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Othar West India*
Central America
Othar North America ...
South Ameri ca
Argentina
Rrazll
Colombia
Ecuador
Ptru
Vanazuala
Othar South Amtrlca ...
Africa
Australia and New Zealand
Other countries
40.846
4.337
551
3.672
108
36.509
95
6.124
4.321
165
335
25.424
32.804
290
73
331
100
72
283
850
786
24,957
166
1,009
37
54
124
112
596
200
352
379
92
76
189
875
275
424
102
3.157
1,319
74
131
175
224
388
HI
156
438
675
413
1,876
12
258
399
54
180
109
204
65
9i
92
167
275
124
28
9?
53
127
35
24
141
519
87
102
147
261
19
12
66
39
246
16
62
44
68
53
27
673
94
115
34
_2£i
190
2.905
60
1
6
1
8
1
13
26
8
1
33
4
2
3
17
7
5
20
2
4
4
10
10
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85
52
119
34
15
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500
56
92
146
218
15
9
60
36
220
8
52
23
66
53
19
658
83
103
34
_5S£.
29.647
34
290
29
23
57
120
47
32
75
53
225
228
22
5
7
12
1
25
29
_2Z.
44
4
18
58
120
27
30
73
20
190
-21
198
20
204
65
48
142
331
599
24,855
19
748
18
42
58
73
350
184
290
335
24
23
152
202
101
303
68
2.329
1,029
45
108
108
104
341
79
80
385
449
2.9*9
_lfi.
44
8
24
49
35
120
237
575
32
3
539
11
7
49
45
128
150
43
270
8
17
120
83
21
169
42
i.6»
1-207
jil
61
4
16
14
9
8
54
93
38
15
156
6
34
8
26
195
33
29
47
16
3
29
110
144
40
18
769
121
25.395
21
410
1,875
9
205
398
51
4
1
2
1
7
JLi.
5
25
342
37
75
101
94
175
73
55
336
323
556
15
5
6
131
387
11
B77
490
2
22
2
2
126
4
1
12
108
2.31"
127
1
1
15
1
10
2
1
1
1
83
7
155
1
9
28
11
24,759
11
212
386
1,837
3
69
7
12
12
180
108
704
65
95
92
155
186
05
15
174
102
207
64
92
9?
151
167
71
11
-2&
26
ik
y Includes Formosa.
2/ Includes Arab Palestine.
19
TABLE 6C. IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED TO THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE ACT OF SEPTEMBER
(P.L. 85-316), BY CLASS OF ADMISSION AND COUNTRY OR REGION OF BIRTHt
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
n, 1957
XT Includes Formosa.
2/ Includes Arab Palestine
20
TAni.l: 7. Ar.'MDAI. QtlOTAL; AMI) UUOTA Tf/WIGRANT:; ADMITTHD:
yuahl; iM')B) junn 30, 19m - 1959
Quota area
All quota areas
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Great Britain and No. Ireland.
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland (Eire)
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
U.S.S.R.
Yugoslavia ..
Other Europe
Asia
Asia-Pacific
China
Chinese persons
India
Iran (Persia)
Iraq
Israel
Japan
Jordan and Arab Palestine
Korea
Pakistan
Philippines
Other Asia
Africa .
Oceania
Anniinl
quota 1/
J.^j..5.?>J_
1^9.667
1,105
1,297
100
2,859
1,175
115
566
3,069
25,814
65,361
308
865
100
17,756
5, 6451/
235
384
100
3,136
2,364
6,488
438
289
250
3,295
1,698
225
2,697 .
933!/
700
2^90
100
100
105
100
100
100
100
185
200
100
100
100
1,600
1,600
600
Quota immigrants admitted 2/
1951
_2rU098
90.190
1,056
1,445
52
2,005
1,128
156
555
3,044
28,361
21,092
571
801
109
5,169
6,042
203
311
79
3,208
2,195
4,851
496
308
329
1,803
1,634
190
1,887
778
332
3.286
21
63
1,348
120
89
107
111
319
184
121
48
262
493
350
272
1955
82,232
78.926
923
1,068
83
1,615
1,129
166
496
2,903
23,430
19,267
267
528
93
5,825
5,398
239
199
74
3,020
2,310
3,657
414
225
201
1,561
1,627
129
1,283
562
234
2.653
9
49
1,066
116
87
86
139
216
174
80
79
130
422
425
228
1956
89,310
86.246
1,398
1,098
67
1,343
1,201
123
578
3,013
25,618
22,695
252
510
142
6,235
5,649
173
236
52
3,270
2,391
3,428
427
205
176
1,867
1,750
140
1,392
560
257
2.294
37
90
470
105
66
105
256
151
214
96
93
113
498
461
309
1957
97,178
93.698
1,430
1,419
47
1,242
1,137
72
568
2,954
24,952
28,914
262
490
134
8,933
5,454
143
204
73
2,993
2,346
3,037
457
206
163
2,289
1,682
133
1,154
526
284
2.343
1958
102,153
59
60
267
139
120
101
422
159
205
102
74
84
551
679
458
93.601
1,285
1,135
75
1,899
1,163
79
567
2,829
24,172
29,335
317
736
106
10,312
5,366
176
302
68
2,997
2,213
5,225
454
271
278
2,252
1,587
205
2,009
882
306
2.422
108
82
304
109
141
115
344
154
192
99
108
105
561
707
423
1/ The annual quota was 154,657 in 1954-1956; 154,857 in 1957; 154,957 in 1958; and 154,857 in 1959.
On June 1, 1959, the total quota was increased to 154,887. The quota of 100 for Trieste was
abolished and the quotas viere revised upviard for Italy to 5,666 and for Yugoslavia to 942, and a
quota of 100 v/as established for Guinea.
2/ Figures include adjustment of status cases. See Table 68.
21
TABLE 7A. QUOTA IW.1IGRANTS ADMITTED, BY QUOTA AREA AND QUOTA PREFERENCESi
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Quota area
Total
quota
Immiqrants
First
preference
Selected
immiqrants
of special
skills
Their
spouses
and
chi Idren
Second
preference
Parents of
U.S.
citizens
Third
preference
Spouses,
chi Idren
of resi-
dent aliens
Fourth
preference
Other rel-
atives of
U.S.
citizens
Non-
preference
All quota areas
Europe
Austria
Relqlum
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia ....
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Great Britain & No.
Greece
Hunqary
Iceland
Ireland (Eire) ....
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourq
Netherlands
Norway
I'D 1 ami
Portuqal
Rumania
Spa in
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
U.S.S.R
Ireland
Yuqoslavia ..
Other Europe
Asia
Asia Pacific ...
China
Chinese persons
India
Iran (Persia) ..
Iraq
Israel
Japan
Jordan \J
Korea
Pakistan
Philippines ....
Other Asia
Africa .
Oceania
91.bVl
94.087
1,428
1,137
92
2,939
1,12B
138
541
2,979
24,757
22,650
392
949
93
7,251
5,746
262
426
B2
3,096
2,267
6,382
4 53
343
?92
2,031
1,604
263
2,863
1,016
437
2.133
87
HI
371
111
124
93
34 8
129
212
106
95
91
555
701
436
3.518
3.109
3.406
7.543
2.993
2.806
75
6
7
45
44
7
12
138
240
148
100
170
2
5
1,008
16
17
1
131
41
286
17
63
76
6
113
53
49
92
25
1L5_
2
11
46
35
46
19
44
27
30
58
12
18
67
59
51
53
6
8
51
33
6
15
134
192
87
35
189
2
1
1,121
9
24
153
33
288
3
60
31
13
33
49
46
63
18
__2i6_
3.190
59
9
5
38
18
12
25
89
253
133
86
106
2
4
1,118
28
24
24
31
518
118
93
59
1
19
76
96
147
9
144
7.008
166
13
10
129
132
16
82
215
710
482
69
134
7
33
2,293
28
38
12?
187
1,002
285
59
46
7
74
37
169
3B5
76
384
1
6
14
12
14
10
75
20
6
10
3
16
29
54
33
1
7
15
10
16
15
2
23
18
2
15
20
42
30
14
29
9
31
22
30
64
27
64
17
25
9
43
105
46
y Includes Arab Palestine.
2/ Includes 6 displaced persons adjusting status under Sec. 4,
Displaced Persons Act of 194B, as amended.
3.437
3.325
124
8
6
63
46
18
77
161
1,150
113
3
65
7
13
28
32
66
71
6?
958
2
10
6
4
31
4
115
52
30
&5_
14
1
5
10
1
12
5
5
12
30
17
76.644
,2/
74.765
951
1,095
56
2,613
855
79
330
2,242
22,212
21,687
99
285
73
7,195
178
149
257
79
2,595
1,913
3,330
28
68
74
2,050
1,2B4
44
2,388
277
279
l. ?09
69
44
287
22
26
14
153
31
8?
14
50
33
384
411
250
22
TARI.E 8.
IMJ.UGRANT ALIENS AWJlITTED, BY COUOTRY OR REGION OF BIRTH AND MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUPi
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country or region
of birth
Number
ad-
mitted
-mo
c s
01 '
E C TJ
(/I 01 a>
■*-> C t-
>** 0) "D
(TJ Ih C
*^ JZ u
m OJ 0>
01 </)
O ^ +J o
Al 1 countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary . .
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugos lavia
Other Europe
Asia
China 1/
Hong Kong
I nd i a
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Phi iippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies
Central America
Other North America ...
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America ...
Africa
Australia and New Zealand
Other countries
1/ Includes Formosa.
Z/ Includes Arab Palestine^
260,686
23,287
2.187
4,638
158.023
2,355
1.145
2.313
1.450
689
4,487
31,422
4,507
30.098
7,371
16.251
468
586
4,005
2,484
8,301
2,694
1.345
1.528
2,079
1,783
691
20,954
2,471
4,349
1,697
24.312
13,847
1,782
2,745
5,722
844
506
409
2,057
5,851
607
1,720
2,633
3,963
64.740
23,082
23,061
7,021
5,197
5,808
571
9.792
1,948
1,180
2,524
1.130
907
678
1,425
2,631
870
318
226
110
344
157
57
279
1,905
213
3,822
84 3
456
70
81
405
299
809
23
184
220
318
366
116
?,734
353
289
163
?.340
787
63
163
101
125
122
77
101
232
569
5.151
3,157
379
551
542
451
71
1.383
394
141
334
92
133
39
250
385
162
19
17
5
17
34
15
42
72
50
107
151
401
4
9
43
27
262
224
6
17
10
17
3
23
24
140
62
90
13
44
28
77
41
23
78
393
105
364
124
143
12
10
103
54
228
25
47
32
69
38
32
496
88
53
38
497
231
9
10
9
19
22
22
4
11
160
1.091
609
136
150
99
77
20
257
64
29
76
26
15
14
33
80
17
1
17,466
4,009
20,521
16.031
10,824
2.668
16.319
120
51
225
134
61
269
2,945
73
1,225
585
141
51
28
262
315
367
48
45
37
400
281
18
2,771
119
141
112
757
31
18
50
37
10
76
845
26
263
156
40
7
11
101
73
107
4
14
16
63
79
9
546
37
28
21
193
182
84
374
150
57
252
2,614
264
4,808
515
2,084
53
32
321
277
1,116
90
172
93
105
132
58
1,198
354
665
219
450
12,461
113
82
272
94
43
186
1,569
302
4,070
740
1,180
35
71
196
209
872
77
113
84
97
87
36
1,215
210
373
135
507
233
60
31
15
61
35
34
10
33
245
4.640
65
4
4
8
9
10
22
3
6
62
957
68
2
5
11
64
14
55
1
15
215
3.184
196
13
3
37
16
24
4
32
175
.503
2,469
428
546
399
761
37
955
637
96
113
45
52
14
108
1,222
779
363
481
282
57
393
761
439
421
505
347
35
419
211
102
211
122
73
65
171
204
57
29
26
20
30
4
5
3
20
58
19
6
113
46
88
48
35
5
58
120
25
30
77
43
131
61
42
9
56
103
18
15
7,465
9.641 2,729
11,937
3,804
83
15
77
27
21
82
953
142
447
592
218
9
9
40
86
63
70
27
14
73
50
10
566
31
71
28
33
7.271
110
55
155
66
39
194
1,143
383
1,945
574
490
20
25
132
109
221
113
58
80
131
142
26
777
55
160
68
612
26
1
1
2
10
1
1
12
27
3.137
388
6
5
4
5
32
10
49
113
1.484
216
2.026
152
205
525
13
395
589
312
220
200
145
18
194
17
52
155
68
54
11
38
18
7
21
1.567
19
1
9
9
10
110
51
43
121
232
253
1
2
28
13
189
263
11
21
7
4
42
14
33
26
6.494
20
15
4
22
2
1
13
24
1.033
56
26
91
29
23
65
573
114
2,430
509
837
18
39
61
124
360
183
52
79
33
23
7
300
88
263
56
184
16
9
1
5
30
4
2
20
97
5.125
151
797
9
66
6
9
11
363
3,399
67
214
49
33
102
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>*<IGRANI ALIENS ADMITTED, BY COUNTRY OR REGIOM OF BIRTH, SEX, AND AGE I
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country or region
of birth
Total
immiqrantb
Males
Total
Under
years
b-
Q
years
10-
19
years
20-
29
yearo
30-
39
years
40-
49
years
50-
59
years
60-
69
years
70-
79
years
80
years
and
over
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
N'orway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China l/
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
JorH.in 7/
Korea
Phi lippines
Other Asia
North America
Canida
Mexico
CLiba
Other West Indies
Central America
Other North America
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America
Afri ca
Australia and New Zealand .
Other countries
1/ Includes Formca.
2/ Includes Arab Palestine
260,686
114,367
11,511
3,960
17,314
3 3,305
21,686
11,067
6,536
2,940
896
153,023
69.64 5
33?
4,523
2 , 355
1,145
2,ai3
!,450
■)89
4,437
31,422
4,507
3n,noe
7,371
16,251
468
586
4,005
2,484
3,301
2,694
1,345
1,528
2,079
1,783
691
20,954
2,471
4,349
1,697
24.312
10.351
21,466
13,512
7_a87
4,397
951
46a
1,268
610
283
1,541
10,034
2,17",
18,1?'-
3,049
7,783
:!3
308
1,965
1,097
4,0)1
1,420
6?8
746
617
766
328
7,075
1,117
2,233
831
9. 148
14S
64
17
234
1,985
297
522
221
720
2
1
234
73
68
114
33
56
65
8
730
58
43
1.061
68
15
7
8
26
163
907
139
991
114
777
4
2
130
37
141
137
6
39
43
?6
21
54 1
o
101
23
1,?53
160
59
114
71
39
242
1 , 836
■) iO
2,556
537
1,694
16
23
266
140
353
286
57
57
96
29
13
804
87
334
1,552
221
145
291
211
63
476
3,023
7?0
7,073
1,363
1,365
21
28
552
404
520
350
132
197
210
4 14
75
1,993
93
767
254
1.321
181
94
443
155
57
259
1,261
355
3.701
493
1,138
61
85
414
233
1,119
217
196
195
99
176
90
1,588
183
501
?n
1.535
82
29
239
64
40
81
501
93
2,015
195
660
43
84
183
102
1,015
184
102
37
52
27
44
663
275
225
lo;
696
1,775
521
53
22
121
28
26
59
322
83
980
76
591
45
48
96
72
534
94
71
76
32
19
36
418
272
161
62
615
28
19
39
4
9
18
130
71
225
39
239
17
2b
31
32
206
26
46
51
22
6
23
211
158
69
31
475
10
4
9
4
1
3
56
24
50
9
83
4
6
7
4
52
11
17
10
5
2
16
62
42
17
13
5,722
344
506
409
2,057
5 , 85 1
608
1,719
2,633
3,963
64,740
23,082
23,061
7,021
5.197
5,803
571
9,79?
2,644
400
272
235
1,065
839
383
533
835
1,942
29,36
45
136
7
19
201
167
30
273
69
114
3.9n
10,250
10,93"
3,189
2.464
2,264
261
4,335
1,376
1,386
297
116
236
1
489
1,948
1.180
2,524
1,130
907
673
1,425
2 , 63 1
870
318
901
513
1,085
516
438
287
645
1,302
352
175
99
86
103
47
28
67
54
135
69
13
226
104
11
14
401
165
21
105
89
117
2.548
48?
33
25
31
220
121
64
48
313
201
4.511
377
53
80
85
121
103
152
50
13?
609
3,032
527
41
39
62
66
72
69
40
117
452
5,365
345
15
16
8
25
37
22
11
35
,738
335
9
13
10
14
59
14
5
14
142
1,345
624
960
958
259
160
210
1
443
1,332
1,621
520
475
54 3
20
6?3
2,609
2,947
1,003
727
724
2?
1,550
1,331
1 ,953
587
577
339
78
837
1,060
866
340
263
140
64
286
419
615
134
83
51
38
109
113
46
77
44
24
35
54
119
59
15
52
175
100
65
41
99
225
21
31
268
155
451
202
202
51
221
292
70
74
223
108
190
70
33
19
130
326
8?
29
48
52
30
20
11
43
126
27
7
127
339
37
38
13
20
35
23
8
44
1
5
2
3
28
3
1
4
27
241
28
166
11
15
5
16
129
72
12
5
12
2
13
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
2
8
3
2
15
39
6
29
1
2
1
31
TABLE 9.
IMMIGRAMT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY COUNTRY OR REGION OF BIRTH, SEX, AND AGE i
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959 (Cont'd)
Country or region
of birth
Females
Total
Under
5
years
5-
9
years
10-
19
years
20-
29
years
30-
39
years
40-
49
years
50-
59
years
60-
69
years
70-
79
years
80
years
and
over
Not
reported
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands ...
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland . . .
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia . . . .
Other Europe . ■
Asia
China l/ . . .
Hong Kong . .
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/ . .
Korea
Philippines
Other Asia .
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies
Centra 1 America
Other North America . . .
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America ...
Africa
Australia and New Zealand
Other countries
146,319
1 ) , 005
1,800
23,298
51,503
?4,65E
12,502
8,686
4,328
1,286
220
88,378
5,437
4,494
14,927
30,995
14,833
7,756
5,868
3,007
901
142
1,404
676
1,545
840
406
2,946
21,338
2,330
11,973
4,322
8,468
255
278
2,040
1,387
4,290
1,274
717
782
1.462
1,017
363
13,879
1,354
2,116
866
15,164
154
52
49
16
214
1,858
2°2
496
179
634
1
229
54
39
132
3
35
61
61
13
707
4
54
50
1,207
67
35
6
46
23
155
842
164
960
114
779
1
166
53
143
146
5
30
41
19
12
558
4
94
31
1,142
210
78
222
108
61
379
3,978
451
1.871
1,339
1,923
27
27
264
219
386
307
51
56
336
58
20
2,046
92
295
123
1,522
372
241
442
381
113
1,417
9.360
663
3,?6(:
1,609
1,627
52
51
675
579
707
251
156
301
653
55°
100
6,413
121
577
309
6,353
258
126
397
128
84
455
3,018
323
2,777
558
1,236
49
75
399
176
1,096
165
167
180
166
184
49
1,882
273
454
153
2,973
117
51
217
72
55
122
1,025
188
1,451
250
1,096
43
47
151
153
683
135
91
83
87
65
56
901
265
275
77
967
132
56
153
44
33
134
806
132
765
156
740
42
32
108
111
600
84
116
57
75
41
64
792
305
223
67
610
77
24
76
9
17
52
397
79
291
81
308
25
35
35
36
454
38
85
32
25
22
29
403
228
107
42
295
12
8
28
1
4
11
84
30
83
31
107
13
6
12
6
125
14
41
6
13
5
17
147
52
33
12
78
4
4
4
2
5
17
3
11
4
16
3
4
1
7
2
2
2
5
2
3
27
10
2
2
13
3,078
444
234
174
992
5,012
225
1,186
1,796
2,021
35.380
12,832
12,129
3,832
2,733
3,544
310
5,407
53
134
13
25
180
144
24
474
56
104
3.678
1,709
1,354
290
125
200
479
166
107
6
18
345
168
18
122
62
130
2.544
448
49
33
33
223
147
53
45
265
226
5,778
898
965
251
197
232
1
439
963
85
106
39
153
3,166
68
454
651
668
11.531
1,739
2,203
571
544
719
769
4,648
3,653
1,274
798
1,168
40
1,900
632
42
44
32
53
1,185
28
79
502
376
5,505
425
12
13
11
21
89
17
9
174
196
3,211
266
12
6
9
12
60
66
171
1.877
103
1
12
7
3
34
8
1
13
113
864
17
2
1
2
13
1
9
33
274
58
1,870
1,684
796
520
577
58
1,009
1,147
928
366
297
372
101
42?
542
754
193
146
170
72
250
209
411
67
74
78
25
113
41
151
21
28
22
11
18
21
26
3
4
4
1,047
667
1,439
614
469
391
780
1,329
518
143
95
80
113
50
21
66
54
112
S3
9
110
63
75
44
17
71
120
53
119
87
215
123
58
59
108
226
56
20
350
227
519
216
227
106
255
433
176
65
218
125
274
97
92
43
160
238
80
20
102
48
126
39
20
20
67
106
31
9
36
25
70
29
22
18
50
59
15
7
16
12
39
14
6
6
20
30
16
3
33
18
10
V
2/
Includes Formosa.
Includes Arab Palestine.
32
TARl.E IC. IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED,
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,
BY RACE, SEX, AND AGE:
1959
Sex and age
All races
White
Chinese
East
Indian
Fili-
pino
Japa-
nese
Kor-
ean
Negro
Pacific
Is-
landar
Number admitted...,.
260,686
237.718
6.031
483
2,385
6.033
1.420
6.36?
2^7
Males
U4.367
106.011
2.846
325
743
810
427
3.080
125
Under 5 years
5-9 years
10-14 years
15 years
16-17 years
18-19 years
20-24 years
25-29 years
30-34 years
35-39 years
40-44 years
45-49 years,....
55-59 years
60-64 years
65-69 years
70-74 years
75-79 years
SO vrs. and over ..
Not reported
Females „.„
11,511
8,960
7,975
1,363
3,237
4,739
15,999
17,306
12,487
9,199
5,7a
5,346
3,784
2,752
1,772
1,168
579
317
129
23
U6.319
10,644
8,087
7,1a
1,2a
2,969
4,455
15,292
16,280
11,572
8,534
5,258
5,036
3,522
2,498
1,536
1.032
524
289
120
a
131.707
190
314
285
33
83
57
153
239
255
276
190
155
167
159
153
91
32
9
5
3.185
8
17
17
2
2
5
47
79
67
24
15
8
9
7
7
7
2
2
158
60
79
112
24
75
79
80
74
78
27
17
U
6
3
8
2
3
1
1
1.642
152
162
94
15
11
10
29
78
54
22
18
a
15
36
44
24
10
10
4
1
5.223
a2
82
27
2
7
5
16
28
30
6
6
2
2
1
1
993
234
ao
306
65
87
120
359
505
417
305
a2
108
62
43
24
12
6
5
3.289
11
9
13
1
3
8
23
23
U
5
5
2
1
5
2
122
Under 5 years.,...
5-9 years....,
10-14 years
15 years
16-17 years.....
18-19 years
20-24 years
25-29 years
30-34 years.,,,,
35-39 years,....
40-44 years.,.,,
45-49 years...,,
50-54 years
55-59 years,....
60-64 years.....
65-69 years,,,..
70-74 years
75-79 years.....
80 yr'S. and ove-r^^.
^k>t reported
11,005
8,800
7,811
1,401
4,6a
9,465
30,U9
a, 384
14,585
10,073
6,431
6,071
4,949
3,737
2,729
1,599
872
a4
220
33
10,005
7,957
7,077
1,287
4,346
9,027
27,417
17,830
12,507
9,081
5,837
5,607
4,654
3,505
2,596
1,519
824
394
206
31
188
268
220
20
71
125
484
439
362
240
ai
191
133
115
59
39
9
6
5
19
13
8
1
1
6
22
36
20
16
k
1
2
3
U
1
1
53
60
no
18
55
62
227
351
278
184
90
72
40
21
9
3
9
129
160
91
10
16
55
1,276
2,060
955
261
62
33
28
34
20
13
12
3
5
395
84
26
1
6
8
a6
186
40
20
2
6
1
2
207
254
277
61
la
169
446
459
406
268
222
158
89
58
39
24
16
10
3
9
4
2
3
5
13
31
23
15
3
3
3
3
1
1
2
1
33
TABLE lOA. IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY SE;X, MARIT/iL STATUS, AGE, ILLITERACY,
^ AND MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP: YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1933 - 1959
Mirlt.iL status, age, iH iterates,
and occuoation
1955
1936
1957
1958
1959
Immlgr-int ali-^ns admitted
Sex and marital status:
Males
Single
Marripd. ,
Widowed. ,
Divorced,
Unknown. .
Females, ... .
Single,..
Harried.,
Widowed,.
Divorced.
Unknown..
Males per 1,000 females.
Median age (years):
Both sexes.,,.,
Males. ,,,
Femal es,.,,,,,.,
Illiterates:
Number l/.
Percent,,.
Major occupation group:
Professional, technical, and kindred workers.
Fanners and farm managers,,,... ,«.... ,.....,,
Managers, officials, and proprietors,
except farm,,....,...,....,.,,...,........
Clerical, sales, and kindred workers....
Craftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers..,,,.
Operatives and kindred workers. ,,..,.
Private household workers.,,,
Service workers, except private household,. « <
Farm laborers and foremen........... • .......<
Laborers, except farm and mine...............
Housewives, children, and others with no
occupati on..,,,...,,..... » ...,.
Housewives. .,....,,....
Reti red , , , ,...,.,..
Student s, ............... .......
Children under 14 years of age.
>*«oo«aoooc
Unknown or not reported
237,790
112,032
58;i*36
49,380
911
824
2,481
125.758
56,498
60,655
5,146
2,366
1,093
891
26.2
27.4
25.2
1,677
0.7
14,109
4,446
5,114
18,060
18,867
15,351
11,824
6,512
5,486
17,518
107.569
51,056
636
9,868
46,009
12,934
321,625
326.867
253.265 260.686
156.410
85,441
67,707
1,?73
1,174
815
165.215
155.201
76,112
78,949
6,642
3,123
389
947
25.9
26.9
25.0
1,525
0.5
18,995
5,727
5,814
23,413
25,914
19,036
15,347
7,922
9,050
27,807
147.147
87)236
65,114
1,121
1,428
302
171.666
109,121
77,841
83,716
6,630
3,287
192
904
25.7
26.3
25.1
61,979
45,245
807
819
271
144.144
62,903
73,035
5,596
2,368
242
757
25.3
25.8
24.9
676
0.2
24,489
3,506
6,127
25,897
26,976
19,362
11,457
8,761
4,585
21,826
159.346
66,596
740
14,947
64,864
15,453
71,571
744
16,125
70,906
14,535
420
0.2
22,482
2,221
4,646
22,140
19,113
12,405
7,521
7,362
2,511
11,100
129.800
62,380
925
12,688
53,807
11,964
1/ Immigrants over 16 years of age who are unable to read and understand some language
or dialect.
114.367
64,347
47,482
992
1,252
294
146.319
62,268
74,869
6,184
2,8U
18?
782
25,4
26.0
25.0
594
0.2
23,287
2,187
4,688
21,475
20,521
16,031
7,465
9,641
2,729
11,937
130,778
62, as
1,168
14,647
52,748
9,947
34
TABLli 11.
ALIENS ADMITTED AND CITIZENS ARRIVED AND DEPARTED:
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1903 - 1950
Period
lyoa - 1959
1908-1910 1/.
1911-1920 ...
1911
1912
1913
1911+
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921-1930
1921 ..
1922 ..
1923 ..
1924 ..
1925 ..
1926 ..
1927 ..
1928 ..
1929 ..
1930 ..
I93I-I9IK)
1931 ..
1932 ..
1933 ..
1931+ ..
1935 ..
1936 ..
1937 ..
1938 ..
1939 ..
I9it0 ..
1941-1950
1941 ..
191*2 ..
19^*3 ..
19!<1| ..
1945 ..
191*6 ..
1947 ..
191*8 ..
19U9 ..
1950 ..
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
ALIliJS AlllITTliD
Ijiuai-
erant
16,232,797
2.576.226
5,735,011
070,5^7
838, 172
1,197,892
1,218,1*80
326,700
298,826
295,403
110,618
11*1, 132
1*30,001
4,107,209
0057223"
309,556
522,919
706,896
294,314
304,488
335,175
307,255
279,(^78
241, 700
528,431
97,139
35,576
23,060
29,470
34,956
36, 329
50,244
67,895
02,998
70,756
1,035,039
51,770
28,781
23,725
28,551
30, 119
108,721
: 1*7, 292
170,570
180, 317
249, 187
205
265,
170
203
237
321
326:
253
260
,717
,520
,1134
,177
,790
,625
,067
,265
,686
Honimml-
Cront 2/
13, 649, 610
490.741
1,376,271
151,713
178,983
229,335
184,601
107, 544
67,922
67,474
101,235
95,889
191, 575
'i,' 774,' 881'
172,935
122,949
150,487
172,406
164, 121
191, 618
202,826
193, 376
199,649
204,514
1, 574,071
18'3, 540
139,295
127, 660
134,434
144,765
154, 570
181,640
184,802
185,333
138,032
2., 461, 3 59
ALIENS
DEPARTED
18, 315, 522
1,495.638
3,988,157
518,215
615,292
611, 924
633,805
384,174
240,807
146, 379
193,268
216,231
428,062
2,694,778
1*26,031
345,384
200,586
216,745
225, 490
227,755
253, 508
274, 356
252, 498
272, 425
U. S. CITIZE1.L; I4/
Arrived
23322,103
660.811
1,938,508
269, 128
280,801
286,604
286, 586
239, 579
121,930
127, 420
72,867
96,420
157,173
3,522,713
2,196,650
100,008
82,457
81,117
113,641
164,247
203, 469
366,305
1*76,006
447,272
426,037
465, 106
516,002
485,714
566,613
620,946
686,259
758,858
047,764
1,024,945
290,910
287,657
243,802
177,172
109,050
193,284
224, 5O2
222,614
201, I1O9
166, 164
2,262,293
88,477
74, 552
50,722
04,409
93, 362
204,353
323, ii22
41)8,210
430,089
1*56, 689
472,901
509, 497
544, 502
599,161
665,000
715,200
574,608 3/
710,428 3/
885,909 3/
222,712
243, 563
308,471
301,281
339,239
370,757
378, 520
430,955
449,955
477, 260
Departed
22,994,389
342. 600
A51Izt_
349, 472
353,890
347,702
368,797
172, 371
110,733
126,011
275,837
218,929
194, 147
3, 519, 519
3,365,432
439,097
339,262
305,001
273,257
282, 515
318,273
386,872
406,999
354,430
258,918
3,223,233
175,935
118,454
105,729
108, 444
175,568
274, 543
437,690
542,932
620, 371
663, 567
76o,liB6
807,225
930,074
1,021,327
1,171,612
1, 281, 110
1,365,075
1, 469, 262
1,804,435
271, 560
309, 477
270,601
277,850
324, 323
372,1180
369,788
429, 575
431,042
462,023
3,357,936
446, 386
380,837
338,545
262,091
272, 400
311,480
390,196
397,875
333,399
224,727
2,800,414
168,961
113,216
62,1*03
63, 525
103,019
230, 573
451,845
478,988
552, 361
655, 518
667, 126
814,289
925,861
971,025
1,096,146
1,272,516
1, 402, 107
1,483,915
1,743,046
1/ Departures of U. S. citizens first recorded in I910.
2/ Excludes acricultural laborers from Mexico and those admitted from the VIest Indies and Canada
prior to March 8, I957, border cro-^s-^r' and crewnsn.
3/ Fxc!ur>iv" of travel over land borders.
]ij Citizens arrived and deoarted by sea and air only.
35
TABLE 12, imki::;hant (\I,1ENS ADMITTp.IJ,
BY STATE Of- INTENDED KUTUKt: PERMANENT RECIDENCE:
YKARS ENDED JUNK 'jO, 19'30 - 19'>V
State of intended future
permanent residence
1950
1931
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
All States
Alabama
Alaska,. ,.
Arizona
Arkansas....... ...........
California.
Colorado.
Connect! cut
Delaware.
District of Columbia......
Florida
Georgia....
Idaho.... , ..........
Illinois.... ,.
Indiana
Iowa ......................
Kansas.
Kentucky
Louisiana..
Maine ,
Maryland..
Massachusetts........ .. ...
Michi7an.
Minnesota.................
Mississippi...
Missouri.....
Montana
Nebraska. .
Nevada.
New Hampshire.
New Jersey.
New Mexico....
New York
North Carolina............
North Dakota..
Ohio
Oklahoma. ..•••
Oregon.
Pennsylvania. .............
Hhode Island. ...•«
South Carolina.
South Dakota., ..... .......
Tennessee..... .,
Texas
Utah
Vermont...
Virginia
Washington. ...............
West Virginia
Wisconsin •
Wyoming
U. S. terr. and possj
Hawaii
All other
249,167
; 05, 717
265,520
200.177
237,790
321.625
326. 867
253.265
469
154
950
725
20,428
1,401
6,282
396
1,670
2,980
801
424
18,673
3,642
2,139
958
918
2,125
1,100
4,330
10,443
14,681
5,287
1,584
2,497
802
1,603
164
637
13,349
296
68,944
1,981
1,279
9,829
755
1,364
15,268
1,288
509
1,601
953
6,385
1,325
794
3,570
3,825
690
5,776
275
179
689
386
159
958
384
19,588
1,035
4,841
328
1,460
2,923
608
423
20,562
2,777
1,639
785
637
1,115
809
2,275
8,134
13,'^'^ 2
2,710
500
1,721
663
1,273
165
500
10,701
315
60,113
1,069
595
7,926
720
1,274
10,666
938
371
487
656
5,533
1,192
511
1,740
3,415
457
3,162
222
294
550
697
190
1,269
556
26,599
1,863
5,212
453
1,865
3,789
1,148
449
20,758
3,473
2,372
1,137
757
1,729
989
2,321
8,741
15,489
3,327
U4
3,032
Bb9
2,199
269
633
14,531
452
78, a2
1,149
1,078
12,145
898
1,775
13,772
1,094
537
784
876
8,416
1,485
681
2,157
4,629
663
5,774
276
702
805
554
156
1,405
278
24,916
848
3,279
270
1,352
4,405
709
404
9,202
1,818
842
672
565
1,000
1,085
1,367
6,578
10,351
1,709
303
1,363
450
462
186
5C7
7,916
701
42,712
696
356
5,082
565
1,334
6,335
904
340
225
568
14,115
1,390
589
1,228
3,571
419
2,093
174
613
1,472
595
155
1,610
311
28,667
961
4,273
268
1,404
5,326
691
348
11,669
2,143
938
739
624
1,198
1,273
1,875
7,901
11,328
1,765
322
1,577
418
582
216
666
9,523
1,324
48,757
773
394
6,266
586
1,281
7,829
951
342
2U
661
27,700
1,522
558
1,375
3,308
491
2,494
196
821
941
60/t
116
1,580
339
33,704
979
5,222
281
1,322
7,079
803
348
14,786
2,093
998
723
695
1,131
1,297
1,844
8,817
10,448
1,707
359
1,609
524
594
274
626
11,919
1,521
55,536
886
385
7,133
647
1,129
8,655
1,111
451
243
664
35,338
1,147
537
1,343
3,004
603
2,441
220
951
1,024
746
160
2,428
469
50,447
1,594
7,183
430
1,846
10,508
1,282
455
23,832
3,400
1,384
1,210
852
1,541
1,726
2,717
U,742
14,209
2,412
446
2,440
586
873
274
782
16,017
2,174
70,700
1,167
4a
11,267
890
1,627
11,618
1,341
626
371
977
3'', 078
1,387
693
1,835
3,643
827
3,916
207
1,087
1,782
740
180
2,940
408
58,452
1,826
7,027
512
2,010
11,182
1,140
486
25,238
3,626
1,266
1,086
953
1,616
1,794
3,635
11,260
15,287
2,718
367
2,424
645
777
384
890
17,303
1,586
77,356
1,118
455
12,149
995
1,798
11,148
1,158
552
292
788
22,285
1,372
781
1,946
4,678
588
4,197
261
1,384
1,808
726
103
2,658
378
51,201
1,357
5,940
399
1,803
11.396
1,279
423
16,447
2,419
962
931
764
1,798
1,7U
2,464
10,128
9,727
2,006
394
1,862
497
636
311
689
13,420
1,046
59,605
1,067
330
8,219
927
1,529
9,062
1,152
539
250
754
9,254
1,096
732
1,815
4,121
621
2,837
13T
1,407
1,907
36
TABLE I2A. IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY SPECIFIEO COUKTRIES OF BIRTH
AND STATE OF IMTEMDED FUTURE PERMANENT RESIDENCE:
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30. 1959
futtjic nrrni^nent
resi.Jpnce
Ml
countries
riermanv
Hunqary
Ireland
Italy
^oland
United
Kingdom
1/
China
Japan
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Ml ■■•tate!; ...
Al ahamd
AI aska
Arizona
Arkansas
Cal i fornia
Colorado
Connecticut
'Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
II 1 inois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan ,
Minnesota ,
Mississippi c
Missouri ,
Montana ,
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
U. S. terr. and poss.
Hawa i i
All other
\J Includes Formosa.
?60.o86
31.122
30.098
7.371
16.251
3.301
20.95^
5.722
5.851
23.082
23.061
7.021
822
249
2,315
471
49,673
1,737
6,004
429
2,086
9,262
1,376
441
16,275
2,949
1,003
1,094
344
1,999
1,626
2,592
9,855
3,243
2,133
481
2,150
495
644
408
713
15,807
394
64,698
1,206
358
9,783
941
1,353
10,29^
1,244
580
287
921
9,160
1,229
726
2,012
4,045
666
2,727
201
1,616
1 , 567
278
34
142
139
3,600
355
517
84
241
657
423
79
2,394
521
299
272
284
224
129
447
817
1,233
446
132
510
83
164
47
98
1,991
100
6,475
446
70
1,377
305
244
1,682
98
153
81
255
1,009
321
54
489
463
204
759
T
24
3
23
39
2,984
303
1,347
69
238
494
15
21
1,663
506
60
123
74
433
6
259
874
906
169
5
316
43
17
7
36
3,552
17
8,583
57
3
3,042
27
5
2,428
35
66
13
74
202
23
20
140
379
63
272
17
2
11
4
763
16
134
10
36
43
7
2
658
35
10
14
9
9
11
75
781
76
33
17
29
1
13
10
10
469
2
3,329
13
1
112
2
20
290
37
&
4
3
76
7
5
33
50
11
1
6
8
765
29
805
31
93
88
16
11
1,401
44
29
13
6
34
20
225
967
530
24
10
76
7
14
9
9
1,953
18
6,592
19
1
605
14
13
1,254
133
16
1
12
70
12
7
29
42
55
103
1
12
2
436
25
326
6
21
86
4
3
1,249
69
15
6
8
13
8
78
267
428
68
4
37
2
18
2
8
398
3,031
9
2
342
8
25
434
28
1
2
11
68
8
3
18
45
4
144
119
28
91
68
4,010
147
586
61
199
639
279
56
1,063
290
105
121
118
130
101
301
897
803
203
53
226
40
78
22
91
1,271
75
4,324
167
31
822
105
139
1,000
101
104
27
143
424
116
57
337
390
79
193
16
2
42
17
2,005
23
33
8
106
27
20
4
297
40
15
7
11
14
5
53
196
101
50
36
20
13
6
6
2
174
19
1,574
9
2
82
18
56
102
24
2
2
22
93
22
1
22
123
5
29
153
7
48
2
39
37
1,739
77
53
13
40
123
49
18
259
82
45
81
62
46
27
69
134
154
60
23
75
25
32
15
25
119
41
285
85
11
186
64
76
196
20
50
22
48
235
25
10
100
233
34
36
17
435
16
47
85
373
12
5,467
110
553
29
91
1,633
124
78
652
232
93
74
52
58
1,187
144
1,751
1,461
373
35
126
143
32
78
294
501
38
2,501
69
126
528
45
303
448
101
34
25
75
315
154
432
159
1,096
21
129
26
153
366
6
5
1,321
10
12,648
180
14
1
30
84
17
19
1,455
206
32
67
4
50
1
12
18
132
46
84
9
57
76
1
21
442
221
2
4
63
36
41
39
2
4
5
13
5,313
32
31
65
4
82
23
28
9
2
9
4
153
2
96
4
34
2,716
30
179
19
2
7
5
34
I
32
80
50
8
8
15
2
2
3
3
573
3
2,634
14
31
4
1
47
5
7
1
10
53
I
1
21
4
4
12
86
37
TABLE 12B.
IMMIGRA^^■ ALIENS ADMITTED, BY SPECIFIED COUNTTRIES OF BIRTH AND RURAL
AND URBAN AREA AND CITY I YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
^ural I
Population of less than 2,500. Hrbani Population of 2,500
Cities 1 Population of 100,000 or morg/
99,999.
Class of place and city
All
countries
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Poland
United
Kingdom
China
Japan
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Total
Rural
Urban
Cltlesi Totel
Aril. Phoenix
Calif ., Berkeley
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Oakland
Pasadena
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
Colo. , Denver
Conn, , Bridgeport
Hartford
Mew Haven
D.C., Washington
Fla., Miami
Tampa
III., Chicago
La., New Orleans
Md., Baltimore
Mass., Boston
Cambridge
Springfield
Mich., Detroit
Minn., Minneapolis
Mo., St. Louis
N.J., Elizabeth
Jersey City
Newark
Paterson
N.Y., Buffalo
New York
Rochester
Yonkers
Ohio, Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Ore., Portland
Pa., Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
R.I., Providence
Tex., Dallas
El Paso
Houston
San Antonio
Utah, Salt Lake City
Wash., Seattle
Wise, Milwaukee
Other cities
U.S. territories and possessions!
Honolulu
San Juan .
Other territories and possessions
All other
\J Includes Formosa.
25.853
81,592
148.308
594
520
674
13,151
1,031
583
730
4,538
6,332
965
T)b
998
473
2,086
4,172
504
11,990
915
1,382
2,346
514
322
3,836
794
844
446
691
1,801
739
874
50,766
463
520
653
3,636
579
612
3,108
1,292
546
618
1,768
969
1,007
1,026
1,847
1,277
12,080
2.913
1,616
675
622
2,030
7.371
16,251
5,851
23,061
7.021
4,758
362
550
2.815
262
1.002
3,637
4,551
110
12.234
1.842
4.953
1.955
8.246
1.141
2 .067
9.949
6.754
1.293
13.839
5.147
46
45
75
673
96
49
71
157
443
212
30
47
50
241
132
37
1.438
46
215
124
37
23
411
115
159
26
73
126
72
84
4,269
68
56
142
302
72
93
490
147
38
78
51
113
103
293
147
348
1.676
122
3
1
19
167
22
11
16
34
161
8
6
59
20
36
5
6
574
2
46
302
39
22
38
8
18
18
53
42
9
22
2.732
27
45
14
33
3
7
142
33
23
2
19
35
5
18
4
239
10.69 1
"3"
5
15
148
15
5
17
34
161
19
96
157
71
93
37
4
1,156
13
165
334
22
27
359
4
45
94
140
249
191
69
4,968
78
94
44
220
35
7
377
272
90
11
2
10
18
11
23
54
641
8
5.981
7
4
7
186
2
8
6
12
71
21
19
91
31
21
3?
5
1,107
5
62
64
7
19
247
40
20
50
82
125
51
57
2,498
29
19
12
184
4
14
209
31
16
12
2
24
9
7
27
90
347
9,595
4,139
80
46
46
419
44
46
70
864
79
62
41
346
400
109
36
72
52
199
122
38
583
38
150
205
65
51
329
67
63
29
35
65
40
52
2,782
51
50
79
163
128
65
263
102
42
5C
28
62
39
100
172
42
1,018
SO
17
54
9
301
130
2
96
42
939
16
2
1
11
106
9
230
5
21
97
24
3
51
23
8
4
4
22
6
12
,^12
5
10
5
29
10
26
50
13
10
7
11
32
14
19
93
16
152
158
2.162
8,780
11.683
9
19
44
482
28
21
29
129
213
50
5
6
6
40
12
10
113
10
23
19
11
3
44
6
18
6
3
7
4
8
169
2
4
13
20
15
33
30
15
5
12
19
18
33
18
96
12
270
449
218
42
124
1,233
91
89
81
397
383
80
32
153
33
91
382
93
306
25
61
337
53
67
659
167
29
8
7
12
8
122
985
54
15
46
97
44
176
109
68
31
78
8
57
33
116
496
32
963
ILL
129
17
45
3,393
169
68
182
2,636
291
84
1
1
1
30
21
5
1,166
32
4
4
1
1
62
14
17
1
1
1
1
189
2
12
1
7
9
8
1
158
1,597
239
561
24
12
51
445
153
1
4
435
4
10
171
153
18
90
455
_2i.
6
2
5
64
2
1
3
11
1
39
8
10
34
2,027
171
135
15
15
41
3
6
33
5
10
34
16
113
13
3
2,485
4
16
2
6
2
1
32
1
7
6
9
6
1
2
9
104
S^
84
2
38
TABLE 13. IMJ.1IGRATI0N BY COUNTRY, FOR DECADES:
1820 - 1959 1/
/From 1820 to 1867 figures represent alien passengers arrived; 1868 to 1891 inclusive and
1895 to 1897 inclusive immigrant aliens arrived; 189?- to 1894 inclusive and from 1898 to
present time immigrant aliens admitted. Data for years prior to 1906 relate to country
whence alien came; thereafter to country of last permanent residence. Because of changes
in boundaries and chan^os in lists of countries, data for certain countries are not com-
parable throughout^
Countries
1820
1821-1830
1831-1840
1841-1850
1851-1860
1361-1870
All countries
Europe
Austria-Hungary 2/
Belgium
Denmark
France
Ge rmany 2/
XEngland
Great (Scotland
Brltain(Wales
(Not spec. 2/ ••'•
Greece. ..................
Ireland
Italy ,.
Netherlands
Norway) , /
Sweden) ^ °
Poland y
Portugal
Spain
Switzerland.
Turkey in Europe
U.S.S.R. 6/
Other Europe
Asia
China
India
Japan 7/
Turkey in Asia 8/
Other Asia
America „ ,„
Canada & Newfoundland 9/»
Mexico 10/ „
VJest Indies
Central America .„
South America
Africa. ,..,..,, .,,,
Australia & New Zealand....
Not specified
8.335
7.691
1
20
371
968
1,782
268
360
3,6U
30
49
3
5
35
139
31
1
14
3
'337*
209
1
164
2
11
1
301
143.439
599.125
1.713.251 2.598.214 2.314.824
98.817
495.688
1.597.501
2,452,660
2.065.270
27
169
8,497
6,761
14,055
2,912
170
7,942
20
50,724
409
1,078
91
16
145
2,477
3,226
20
75
3
22
1,063
45,575
152,454
7,611
2,667
185
65,347
49
207,381
2,253
1,412
1,201
369
829
2,125
4,821
7
277
40
5,074
539
77,262
434,626
32,092
3,712
1,261
229,979
16
780,719
1,870
8,251
13,903
105
550
2,209
4,644
59
551
79
4,738
3,749
76,358
951,667
247,125
38,331
6,319
132,199
31
914,119
9,231
10,789
20,931
1,164
1,055
9,298
25,011
83
457
5
10
48
8
39
11.564
2,277
4,817
3,334
105
531
33.424
13,"S24
6,599
12,301
44
856
16
33,032
54
69,911
82
35
36
11
U.455
41,397
43
15
62.469
41,723
3,271
13,52s
368
3,579
74.720
59,309
3,078
10,660
449
1,224
55
53,144
210
29,169
7,800
6,734
17,094
35,936
787,468
222,277
38,769
4,313
341,537
72
435,778
11,725
9,102
(71,631
(37,667
2,027
2,653
6,697
23,286
129
2,512
8
64.630
64,301
69
186
2
72
166.607
153,873
2,191
9,046
95
1,397
312
36
17,969
See footnotes at end of table.
39
TABLE 13. TMIJIIGRATION BY COUNTRY, FOK DFCADES:
1820 - 1959 \J (Continued)
Countries
1871-1880
1381-1890
1891-1900
1901--1910
1911-1920
1921-1930
All countries
Europe
Austria) /
Hungary) -'
Belgium
Bulgaria 11/
Czechoslovakia 12/
Deruna rk
Finland 12/
France
Germany 2/. ...... .„,......
(England
Great (Scotland....
Britain(Wales
(Not spec, ^/••••»
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Not^ay Uj .c,
Sweden hj .........*
Poland y..... .,«.<..
Portugal
Rumania 1^/ o
Spain...,
Switzerland „.
Turkey in Europe
U.S.S.P.. 6/
Yiigoslavia 11/. ,
Other Europe «.
Asia
China „ ,
India......
Japan ?/....«
Turkey in Aoia 8/
Other Asia
America
Canada k Newfoundland 9/..
Mexico 10/ „
V/e-at Indle:3
Central Ainorica
South America
Other Ai.u-irica 16/
Africa
Auotralla & Meu Zealand
Pacific lalnnds „
Mot spocifi'.d U/. •
Sec footnote;! at end of table.
2,812,1 91
5.246,613
3.6S7.56 4
8,795.386
5.735.811
4.107.209
2,272,262
4.737.046
72,969
7,221
31,771
72,206
718,182
437,706
87,564
6,631
16,142
210
436,871
55,759
16,541
95,323
115,922
12,<'70
14,082
11
5,266
28,293
337
39,2.'*4
1,001
353,719
20,177
88,132
50,464
1,452,970
644,680
149,869
12,640
168
2,308
655,482
307,309
53,701
176,586
391,776
51,806
16,978
6,348
4,419
81,9B8
1,562
213,282
682
123.I12T
123,201.
16-t
149
67
243
404.0/.4
303,640
5,162
13,957
157
1,128
35^;
9,8o6
790
6;;.3»o
6i,7ii
269
2,270
2 220
1^910
426,967
393, 1('.',
I,9i3
29,042
404
2,304
857
7,017
5,557
7t'9
3.558.978
8.136.016
4.376,564
592,707
18,167
160
50,231
30,770
505,152
216,726
44,188
10,557
67
15,979
388,416
651,893
26,758
95,015
226,266
96,720
27,508
12,750
8,731
31,179
3,626
505,290
122
2,145,266
41,635
39,280
65,285
73,379
341,498
388,017
120,469
17,464
167,519
339,065
2,045,877
48,262
190,505
249,534
69,149
53,008
27,935
34,922
79,976
1,597,306
665
t
453,649
(442,693
33,746
22,533
3,426
41,983
756
61,897
143,945
249,944
78,357
13,107
184,201
146,181
1,109,524
43,718
66,395
95,074
4,813
89,732
13,311
68,611
23,091
54,677
921,201
1,888
8,111
2.477.853
32,868
30,680
15,846
2,945
102,194
32,430
16,691
49,610
412,202
157,420
159,781
13,012
51,084
220,591
455,315
26,948
68,531
97,249
227,734
29,994
67,646
28,958
29,676
14,659
61,742
49,064
22,983
71,236
14,799
60
25,942
26,799
3,628
38.972
3,311
971
33,066
549
1,075
350
2,740
1,225
14, 06^
243,567
20,605
4,713
129,797
77,393
11,059
192.559
97.^1 00
21,273
2,082
83,837
79,339
5,973
29,907
1,886
33,462
19,165
12,980
361JW8
179,226
49,642
107,548
3,192
17,230
1.143.671
742,185
219,004
123,424
17,159
41,899
1.516,716
924,515
459, ^'-^7
74,899
15,769
42,215
31
7,368
11,975
1,049
33,523
8,443
12,348
1,079
1,147
6,286
3,299
427
228
40
TABLE 13. mMlGTiAUON BY COUNTRY, FOU DECADES:
1820 - 19b9 \l (Continued)
All countries
Europe
Albania 12/
Austria 17
Hungary 2/
Belgium
Bulgaria 11 /
Czechoslovakia ViJ
Denmark
Estonia 12/
Finland 12/
France
Germany 2/
(England
Great (Scotland
Britain( Wales
(Not specified 3/
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Latvia 12/
Lithuania 12/
Luxembourg 17/
Netherlands
Norway 4/
Poland 5/
Portugal
Rumani a 13/
Spain
Sweden 4/
Switzerland
Turkey in Europe
U.S.S.R, 6/
Yugoslavia 11/
Other Europe
Asia 15/
China
I nd i a
Japan 7/
Turkey in Asia 8/
Other Asia
1931-1940
?S28.431
348,289
2,040
3,b63
7,861
4,817
938
14,393
2,b59
b06
2,146
12,623
114,058
21,756
6,887
735
9,119
13,167
68,028
1,192
2,201
565
7,150
4,740
17,026
3,329
3,871
3,258
3,960
5,512
737
1,356
5,835
2,361
15,344
4,928
496
1,948
320
7,644
1941-1950
1,035,039
621,704
8b
24,860
3,469
12,189
375
8,347
5,393
212
2,503
38,809
226,578
112,252
16,131
3,209
8,973
26,967
57,661
361
683
820
14,860
10,100
7,571
7,423
1,076
2,898
10,665
10,547
580
548
1,576
3,983
31,780
16,709
1,761
1,555
218
11,537
1951-1955
1.087.638
628,235
14
40,521
334
10,444
12
278
5,251
60
2,403
21,978
282,014
69,701
15,199
1,247
2,755
20,087
20,851
72,149
103
59
338
16,245
11,315
665
5,856
193
3,001
9,845
8,149
479
05
2,652
3,872
42,385
1,940
674
14,660
115
24,938
1956
321,625
326,867 253.265
156.866
7
9,340
109
2,098
40
68
1,069
39
468
6,185
44,409
15,890
2,847
271
221
11,216
5,607
40,430
58
26
57
5,040
2,292
263
1,322
83
576
2,151
1,874
271
52
767
1,720
17.327
1,386
185
5,967
48
9,741
1957
169,625
17
8,171)
6,383)
2,211
16
86
1,109
27
498
6,017
60,353
19,279
4,425
316
205
5,326
8,227
19,624
51
22
76
14,958
2,337
571
1,457
152
748
2,563
1,847
390
65
858
1,240
20,008
2,098
196
6,829
77
10,800
1958
115.198
1959
Total 140 yrs.
1820-1959
260,686
1,666)
542)
1,231
6
98
1,126
15
520
5,136
29,498
19,780
4,090
277
288
2,733
9,134
23,115
27
14
75
3,102
2,268
1,470
1,556
114
899
2,346
1,820
553
65
1,202
428
20,870
1,143
323
6,847
197
12,360
4
5,189)
24,103)
1,472
10
148
1,269
18
528
6,367
32,039
15,463
2,631
231
206
4,612
6,595
16,804
49
44
67
4,278
2,332
2,800
r',631
217
1. IQl
2,3^0
2,033
499
136
1,298
595
2 5,259
1 , 702
351
6,248
229
16,72Q
41,575,563
3 4,454,45 4
2,171
4,268,462
187,850
66,315
129,038
350,242
877
26,513
679,490
6,696,842
2,893,556
779,097
91,945
797,416
483,555
4,669,489
4,949,006
1,841
3,049
1,998
312,242
835,499
428,095
276,289
158,780
179,518
1,247,340
32 1 , 950
158,645
3,344,298
65,140
47,398
1,076,163
407,159
13,363
319,697
206,247
129,702
See footnotes at end of table.
41
TABLE 13. INMIGRATIUN BY COUNTRY, FOR DECADES i
1820 - 1959 iJ (Continued)
Countries
1931-1940
1941-1950
1951-1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
Total 140 yrs.
1820-1959
America
160,037
354,804
392,353
144.713
134,160
113,132
03.061
5.633.689
Canada & Newfoundland 9/ .
Mexico 10/
108,527
22,319
15,502
5,861
7,803
25
• • •
1,750
2,231
780
171,718
60,589
49,725
21,665
21,831
29,276
7,367
13,805
5,437
142
162,825
106,762
42,489
14,6^1
27,927
37,719
• • •
5,216
3,554
3,499
12,396
42,363
61,320
19,512
4,916
9,187
7,415
• •
1,351
1,171
175
22
46,354
49,321
18,362
5,731
10,851
3,541
• •
1,600
1,228
230
16
45,143
26,791
16,983
6,718
14,304
3,193
2,008
1,783
262
12
14,599
22,009
12,109
6,036
12,865
4,543
1,902
1,878
284
21
3,508,730
1,105,947
West Indies
606,151
Central America
108,851
218,267
Other America 16/
Africa
85,743
45,594
Pacific Islands 15/
Not specified 14/
77,951
21,032
266,675
V
2/
5/
6/
%
9/
10/
ii/
12/
13/
14/
15/
16/
12/
Data for fiscal years ended June 30, except 1820 to 1831 inclusive and 1844 to 1849
inclusive fiscal years ended Sept. 30; 1833 to 1842 inclusive and 1851 to 1867 inclusive
years ended Dec. 31; 1832 covers 15 months ended Dec. 31; 1843 nine months ended Sept. 30;
1850 fifteen months ended Dec. 31 and 1868 six months ended June 30.
Data for Austria-Hungary were not reported until 1861. Austria and Hungary have been re-
corded separately since 1905. In the years 1938 to 1945 inclusive Austria was included
with Germany.
United Kingdom not specified. In the years 1901 to 1951, included in other turope.
From 1820 to 1868 the figures for ^Jo^way and Sweden were combined.
Poland was recorded as a separate country from 1820 to 1898 and since 1920. Between 1899
and 1919 Poland was included with Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Russia,
Since 1931 the Russian Empire has been broken down into European U.S.S.R. and Siberia or
Asiatic U.S.S.R.
No record of immigration from Japan until 1861,
No record of immigration from Turkey in Asia until 1869.
Prior to 1920 Canada and Newfoundland were recorded as British North America. From 1820
to 1898 the figures include all British North American possessions.
No record of immigration from Mexico from 1886 to 1893.
Bulgaria, Serbia, and Montenegro were first reported in 1899. Bulgaria has been reported
separately since 1920 and in 1920 also a separate enumeration was made for the Kingdom
of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes. Since 1922 the Serb, Croat, and Slovene Kingdom has
been recorded as Yugoslavia.
Countries added to the list since the beginning of World War I are theretofore included
with the countries to which they belonged. Figures are available since 1920 for
Czechoslovakia and Finland; and since 1924 for Albania, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
No record of immigration from Rumania until 1880.
The figure 33,523 in column headed 1901-1910, includes 32,897 persons returning in 1906
to their homes in the United States.
Beginning with the year 1952, Asia includes the Philippines. From 1934 to 1951 the
Philippines were included in the Pacific Islands, Prior to 1934 the Philippines were
recorded in separate tables as insular travel.
Included with countries not specified prior to 1925,
Figures for Luxembourg are available since 1925.
42
TABLE 14.
Ii:;lGRA!IT ALIEtIS ADMITTED, BY COUNTRY OR REGION OF BIRTH I
YKAl;S E "DED JU:',£ 30, 19S0 - 1959
Country or region
of birth
Total
1950-1959
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
All countries . . . .
Europe
Austria
Belclum
Czechoslovakia
Dci-u;i?irk
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlpndo
Nonjay
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sv;cden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China !_/
Hong Kong 2/
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Philippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies
Central America
Other North America . . . ,
South /unorlca
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America ....
Africa
Australia and New Zealand
Other countries
2,499,268
249,187
205,717
265,520
170,434
20a,177
237,790
321,625
253,265 260,686
1,5^.2
20
12
3)
13
6
37
344
45
62
63
182
36
23
45
24
172
14
20
9
18
17
3
19 7
53
65
27
135
25
2
2
2
7
39
4
5
15
24
718
261
29 3
72
42
40
7
61
•08
706,547
161,177
202,S«'i
960
945
445
5f-9
289
907
883
387
259
900
276
249
270
513
887
541
038
453
407
025
8^5
666
842
076
9 34
939
3,lo2
1,10':
5,528
l,2?.'i
645
3,519
31,225
1,242
5.0'JE
6,501
9,839
17,494
11,870
3,148
2,379
52,851
1,075
3,59S)
463
l.B''?
1,728
206
13,437
10,971
9 , 1 54
7,159
4,615
2,777
1,238
3,363
1,2)7
3,337
26.369
4,447
4,922
3,739
7 , 348
10,588
4,028
3,170
2,378
37,484
1,048
2,351
510
1,427
1,408
231
12,491
11,953
8 , 2 54
3,953
5.166
5, "70
1 , 539
5,041
1,345
535
3.454
50,283
7,084
6,850
3,796
9,306
4,459
3,044
3,143
2,4Bl
33,211
1.013
4.915
536
1,478
1.569
192
17.631
12.697
17,223
4,033
9,428
795
539
905
730
854
279
555
528
736
918
076
1,494
153
245
110
76
226
10
59 5
1.706
34,004
1,821
134
237
261
198
284
32
760
1,439
35.482
421
54
153
223
206
,517
288
127
,066
,373
90,177
1,8£2
1,335
2.173
1,27P
614
3,216
27,305
1,603
803
4,655
9,701
294
314
3,042
2,427
4,395
1,141
468
991
1,750
1,794
147
19,230
1,780
1,272
2,587
8,029
[11,227
2,072
1,42'!
2,235
1.322
681
3.277
22,935
2,127
1.163
5.232
15,201
296
401
3.769
2,420
5,663
1,636
666
964
1,811
1,686
311
19,309
1,985
1,432
11,75!
127. 4^2
175.555
185,115
133,311
2.2
1,117
1,9G3
1.321
619
3,411
29,603
5,311
904
5,975
31,925
425
384
3.732
2,478
4,697
1,366
988
1.134
1 . 546
1.670
243
17.849
1.594
2.567
1,322
12,131
1,370
2.612
1,413
677
4.308
38.390
10.531
,261
,483
39 . 789
856
908
5,134
2,548
8,453
1,395
2,328
9 64
1,906
1,848
556
21,582
3,864
8,723
2,329
17,538
4 , 109
1,520
3 , 54 1
1,373
675
4,180
45.230
4,952
8,705
9,124
19.061
1.077
1.266
12.416
2.533
11.225
1,537
2.573
1.009
2.294
1,800
588
27,570
4,52
9,842
2,387
23,102
2,005
1.164
2.156
1.492
738
4.100
32,145
3,079
1,583
10,383
24,479
319
448
3,711
2,385
6,607
1,635
805
1,354
2 , 224
1,739
730
27,613
1,899
2,260
1,258
19,867
1,536
98
155
150
421
,393
304
115
,150
,687
48,092
60.107
2,770
177
308
249
515
3,777
346
254
1,533
1,722
77,772
2.705
160
332
219
471
3,984
411
315
1 . 784
1,750
90.732
,450
418
314
227
857
,586
814
703
,873
,296
119,417
5,425
546
337
328
1,275
6,354
994
648
1.996
5,199
106,942
3,213
342
513
433
1,681
6,543
528
1 , 504
2,236
2,774
80,788
9 79
469
226
574
132
69 6
89 5
13.043
6.841
2.179
3 . 9 14
2.151
875
2,777
P30
884
184
241
725
643
388
209
943
698
364
412
5'' 2
278
2';0
2S9
5'.* 2
6C0
443
112
20.809
6.372
1,893
3.660
1.970
778
2 , 724
28.141
9.600
2.536
4.187
2.642
986
3,902
28.967
13.454
3.509
5.366
3.056
755
4,691
27.055
37,456
5,527
3,472
3,488
774
5,523
23,091
50,772
9,294
3.205
3,683
687
5,59
29,533
65.047
14,953
4,069
4,981
834
6.846
423
359
750
363
211
173
44 5
700
390
78
506
455
1,140
691
34"
195
556
740
416
58
691
501
,322
"45
379
220
633
922
450
58
932
590
1,202
1,061
515
300
923
1,187
605
112
961
773
1,226
83"
622
34 7
831
1,186
4 74
176
1,282
9 70
1,576
739
780
458
1,041
1,441
602
226
33,203
49 , 1 54
13,733
4,323
5.780
749
9,002
2.058
1,274
1,961
1,002
824
411
1,472
1.673
756
277
30.055
26.712
11,581
5,131
6,573
536
11,039
15.3,023
2,66 5
1,360
? , 89 1
1,193
572
1,470
2,0-'0
937
283
2,355
1,145
2,813
1,450
689
4,487
31.422
4.507
30,098
7,371
16,251
468
586
4,005
2,484
8,301
2,694
1,345
1,528
2,079
1,783
691
20,9 54
2,471
4 , 349
1,597
24,312
5,722
844
506
409
2,057
5,851
607
1,720
2,633
3,963
54,740
23,082
23,051
7,021
5,197
5,808
571
9,792
1,948
1,180
2,524
1,130
907
578
1,425
2,631
870
318
Xl Includes Formosa.
2/ Mot reported fcparatcly prior to 19 52.
3/ Jordan includes Palestine.
43
TABLE 15. NONIMMIORANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY COUNTb« OR REGION OF BIRTH:
YEARS LroED JUNE 30, 19 50 - 1959
Country or region
of birth
Total
19 50-19 59
19 50
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
19 56
1957
1958
19 59
_6^9j_m
2,793.239
426,837
172,562
^465,106
10'>,407
516^^082
203.731
^85j_714
206.296
556,613
241.146
62£,946
272.997
686,259
758,858
376,613
1,024,945
304,836
350,619
471,982
b«,0«5
2,79 6
2,921
3.523
3,79 3
4,196
5.151
6,467
8.562
9,268
11,368
5^
651
3,526
4,280
5,815
5,112
5.311
5,579
5,378
5,838
6,641
8,171
20
234
1,778
1 , 590
1.80"
2,185
3,047
3,537
3,558
3,233
2,489
3,008
79
559
4,708
5,034
5.634
5.904
6.888
7,353
8,423
10,669
11,052
13,844
25
82 J
i.f.n
1,802
1,931
2.042
2.176
2,320
2,742
3.862
3,439
3,901
216
467
13. "22
16,419
18,427
19,247
18.517
21,048
22,513
25.482
27,934
32,958
370
5S4
10,242
12,670
17,263
19,650
25,373
33,226
45,307
54,246
64,592
88,010
V)
953
2,419
4,615
3,09 7
3.414
4,014
4,980
5,101
6, "67
6,353
8,993
31
312
1,300
1,302
1,530
2,049
3,123
3,943
4,030
4,320
3,782
5,933
6'.
580
3.036
3,303
4,077
4,669
6,003
6,702
7,194
9,385
8,451
11,680
25';
252
10,79 8
9 , 764
10,042
12,125
19,422
27,532
34,038
41.150
41,815
47,556
7
89 1
33':
404
394
49 7
834
1,077
1,308
1.197
966
880
11
279
766
739
807
888
1,417
1,623
1,528
1,316
1,106
1,089
171
840
8,200
10,307
11,212
11.559
12,918
15,089
18,808
22,513
26,367
34,837
78
355
5,914
6,253
6,991
6,979
7,145
7,771
8,695
8,744
9,218
10,645
100
500
7,942
7,743
7,886
8,347
10,394
11,449
11,206
11,755
11,502
12,276
20
8 58
1,656
1,374
1,332
1.496
1,527
1,619
1,905
2,6"5
3,838
3.355
27
412
1,887
1,845
2,076
2.046
2,606
3,354
3,466
3,724
3,168
3.240
128
13'
10,363
'1 , 602
10 , 3«2
11,513
1 1 , 588
13,050
11.846
12,772
15,719
21.294
77
723
5.628
5,473
5.857
6,122
7,427
7,340
8.505
9,105
9,611
12,655
SO
109
4,260
4 , 720
5.523
5,776
7,244
8,518
3.967
9,358
11,304
14.434
19
545
1,400
1,105
1.063
1,271
1,312
1,709
2,499
2,778
3,432
2,977
739
143
60,734
60,880
68,596
62,066
70,217
69,166
71,163
89,173
82,455
104.698
43
484
4,914
5,016
5,023
3,9 57
3,801
4,082
3,714
3,852
4,029
5.086
23
V90
778
807
9 52
1,412
1,707
2,173
2,784
3.884
4,535
5.007
30
507
1,69 5
2,389
2,479
2,147
2,859
3,606
3,691
4,029
3,546
4,066
407
79 2
20,571
22.845
27,404
30,838
32,671
40,718
44,111
48,931
61,141
78,562
57
415
4,849
4 . 344
4,688
4,325
4,275
5,338
6,355
6,230
7,948
9,063
4
165
-
-
2 74
36,3
362
379
443
501
802
1,035
36
39 4
2 , 724
2.352
2,717
3.007
3,112
3,792
3,568
4,273
4,706
6.143
14
183
64'.
826
304
839
871
1,113
1,417
1,723
2,595
3,351
17
531
656
812
782
940
1.206
1,398
1,928
2,407
3,583
3,819
105
456
3.026
5.585
6,034
8.036
8.027
10,037
10,648
12,993
15,039
26,031
7
ft 30
770
824
815
732
R37
745
673
648
864
872
15
19S
335
183
808
1.111
1,270
2,615
3,552
1,798
1,995
1,531
56
845
2,779
2.917
3,600
4,132
4.786
5,822
5.86"
6,799
10,050
10,083
9 2
775
4,708
5,002
6.882
7,298
7.925
9,479
9.658
11,559
13,551
16.633
2,473
534
IP':'. 9 4'.
205,377
224.229
184,582
223,862
232,178
265.188
268,621
315,049
364,504
473
064
69.0 59
7rt.5fil
87.6:'3
25,36 5
29.417
28,909
33.927
34,948
40,9 57
44,278
755
745
26,107
28,060
32.120
51,430
76.244
76,155
96.866
106,69 5
123,527
138,391
647
945
59,866
60,724
60.580
60.667
60,727
63.143
63,852
52.403
72,618
83,355
36f
458
16, ■109
18,889
22.275
29.063
37,448
40.19 6
44,567
38.977
50,479
67,655
183
519
10.7 52
11,462
13.189
14.631
16,610
20.465
22,835
22.383
24,079
27,113
46
803
7,251
7,661
8 . 442
3,376
3,416
3.310
3,141
3,215
3.289
3,702
50 5
163
30.877
39,31 7
41.385
4 ': , O'l '
47,410
51,750
50 , 502
55,619
66.106
78,195
63
366
3.41"
4.022
4 . 4 58
4, 173
6,08)
7,335
6,423
7.809
8.863
10,783
72
29 5
3.541
7,823
6.401
6.285
6,551
5,782
6.300
10.600
10,411
8,601
1,06
i>61
6.779
8.9 66
10,022
12.320
12,631
13,67"
9.818
8.313
11,062
13.071
23
539
1.335
1,651
1,^85
2 . 20O
2,290
2 , 588
2 . 686
2 , 340
2,734
3.730
36
175
l.<iC5
2. 69 'J
3,030
3,29 6
3,134
3,619
3,937
4,505
4,783
5.207
140
015
10.075
9.011
10.449
11 ,290
11,795
12,942
14.872
14,414
19.138
25.979
63
112
3.763
5,145
5,040
4.437
4,928
5.305
6.466
7,638
9.065
10.825
50
631
3,106
3,127
3,763
3,913
4.285
5,09 7
5,177
6,042
7,413
8.708
fit
9 27
4,198
5,523
6,085
5.498
7,281
8,620
9,871
11,550
14,131
16,070
27
664
1,4"3
1,821
2,008
l.'Ul
2,430
2,701
2,978
3,380
4,235
4.707
52
174
4,080
4.689
7,427
8.675
7,526
6,885
3,5"6
3,996
3,076
2.216
AH countries .
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Nonjay
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China U
Hong Kong 2/
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 3^/
Korea
Phlllpplnfe
Other Asia
North America
Canfld.i
MckIco
Cuba
Other Wc^t Indiea . .
Central America ....
OthT North Ar^crlca
South Amor'* ca
Argentina
Brnza
Coloir.bla
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South Ancrlcn
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Other countries
l^/ Includes Fonnota
2/ Net reported scparatiily prior to 19')2.
3/ Jordan Includes ralectinc.
44
TABLE 16. NONIMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY CLASSES UNDER THE IMKUGRATION LAWS
AND COUNTRY OR REGION OF PIRTHi YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country or region
of birth
Number
ad-
mitted
o o «*-
li. o> o
i^
All countries . .
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia ....
Denmark
F Inland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom ....
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China 2/
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 3/
Korea
Philippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies .
Central America . . .
Other North America
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America.
Africa
Australia
New Zealand . . . .
Other countries
1,021,945
30,701
91.434
597,983
116,814
3,036
35,583
7,607
29,339
1,198
24,293
85,915
1,043
471
3
13
3
32
88
8
5
11
47
1
34
10
12
3
3
21
12
14
2
104
5
5
4
78
9
1
6
3
3
26
1
10
16
364
44
138
83
67
27
3
78
982
11.209
55.174
J72.868
61.065
368
171
008
844
901
958
010
993
933
680
566
880
089
837
645
276
366
240
294
655
434
977
698
086
007
066
562
063
036
143
351
819
031
872
531
083
633
504
147
302
141
198
74
685
2,325
113
60
81
1,106
10
7
306
306
353
190
85
487
294
164
126
2,507
861
173
108
7.379
1,461
8
414
627
181
896
22
71
791
2,908
5.227
996
1,241
330
1,043
215
5,313
8,036
446
506
584
3,459
58
126
3,805
808
1,302
197
370
1.592
2,245
2,450
291
18,569
561
218
363
8.637
278
391
365
655
113
702
196
778
1,655
1,058
552
1,004
180
5.168
527
65
727
153
368
4.907
93
97
591
1,109
17.316
7,839
4,402
1,806
8.340
2,425
17,488
58,116
5,776
4,620
6,808
29,606
685
828
20,314
4.490
8.575
1.565
2.328
9,031
7.039
8.344
1,721
52.531
2.332
3.552
2,307
18.854
933
671
236
2,470
522
3,697
7,172
1,038
277
881
7,431
45
54
6,992
3.093
563
718
171
7,864
1,067
858
110
12,866
364
428
544
17.461
1.393
4.320
8
20
3
52
11
4
293
16
1
6
177
1
10
18
22
1
1
34
5
177
6
497
5
15
10
1.337
1,603
4,891
5,159
4,200
1,092
371
4.890
2,537
428
1.724
783
2,247
2,762
373
187
2,247
5.566
241.889
2,467
243
384
37
231
10,679
49
168
1,012
2.191
26.320
71
77
58
57
47
297
458
467
104
54
319
17
21
332
207
147
76
53
254
79
81
148
686
58
69
33
6.911
3.878
68
148
86
94
53
752
126
53
44
63
185
216
95
90
19
47
144
122
111
35
790
416
55
62
1.086
4.916
773
19
5
21
1,227
2
4
13
22
61
1.088
231
1,171
1,103
271
693
145
395
483
1,331
19.676,
180
7
241
37
35
86
26
19
86
369
1.003
1/9
56
42
192
36
409
592
49
44
105
364
7
7
142
27
141
5
23
585
85
176
18
1,327
258
21
26
3.961
3
20
2
34
7
102
84
4
1
6
19
1
19
28
12
5
2
16
66
10
12
271
19
8
22
117
9.952
45.943
328
268
32
548
295
1,002
1,616
330
31
101
704
10
5
411
371
221
33
26
571
420
321
346
1,454
25
307
126
8.399
792
904
271
809
216
3.144
9,154
698
245
2,967
4,186
43
38
2,230
1,190
841
501
133
715
1,229
1,735
145
13,003
187
157
410
4.370
51
2
55
32
54
914
3
10
2,745
95
19.882
4
1
26
5
10
44
12
1
6
194
372
12
1,214
404
132
1,888
56
522
1,431
2,368
2.686
351
39
163
164
269
1,935
90
56
678
625
29.794
15.421
118,332
51,496
35,754
18,354
2,532
47.391
6,331
4,738
1,441
12,504
1,104
202
8.489
5
2
4
39
1
10
217
7,239
4,813
3,917
1,446
2,170
91
3.570
783
601
071
730
207
979
825
708
070
707
216
510
1,252
275
228
371
1,975
557
741
756
195
26
1,487
910
619
107
254
777
736
1,106
3,459
649
203
6,271
4,555
7,891
2,307
3,394
16,802
6.171
4,060
9,088
2,940
892
473
365
2,086
230
355
3,599
1,381
703
1,681
612
483
204
4
1
1
2
5
20
4
3
1
115
173
655
170
236
1,939
282
586
186
39
295
208
224
201
125
198
47
;.iB7
9,043
758
661
9,293
88
39
352
11
139
33
4
1
6
66
913
809
94
268
572
30
2.092
2,607
2,021
19,066
3,400
2,510
190
4.737
213
221
120
118
63
182
270
270
137
43
3
97
32
21
3
10
48
141
95
117
12
4
339
528
207
107
139
87
685
752
293
103
16
1,012
558
1,182
45
381
562
590
350
321
110
290
U Excludes 447,535 Mexican agricultural laborers.
2/ Includes Formosa.
3/ Includes Arab Palestine.
45
TABLE 17. NONUMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY CLASSES UNDER THE IMMIGRATION LAWS
AND COUNTRY OR REGION OF LAST PERMANENT RESIDENCE; YEAR ENDED JUNE 30. 1959
Country or
region of
last
permanent
residence
All countries ...
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom . . . . .
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China 2/
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jor<ian 3/
Korea
Philippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies ..
Central America ....
Other North America.
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America.
Africa
Australia
New Zealand . . . .
Other countries
Number
ad-
mitted
1,024,945
238,804
910
739
366
,953
,080
296
,715
,518
220
004
866
32
21
,459
,174
213
,619
174
,154
,797
,145
,771
,285
,943
,615
735
64,012
,129
,089
,477
,029
,620
,385
384
,374
563
962
591.781
183,734
154,955
69,424
74,607
26,028
83,033
94. 124
11,132
10,611
13,809
3,554
5,975
38,128
10,915
7,358
18,415
5,474
4,977
30,701
10,681
113
318
115
195
64
715
2,198
106
47
53
1,090
4
1
319
310
261
182
64
429
266
157
86
2,518
831
154
85
7,435
1,430
7
279
634
347
892
26
65
788
2,967
5.653
1,030
1,806
1,075
593
1,041
108
5.251
495
1,259
270
231
365
2,0-.-
537
650
802
202
27
91,434
46,025
393
1,256
21
839
154
5,064
6,395
230
16
430
2,928
1
3
3,152
653
81
176
5
622
2,214
2,281
183
18,434
147
116
231
8,224
127
300
508
146
709
4,959
41
78
661
695
23.363
3,959
6,488
5,964
5,571
1,278
102
7.653
1,928
1,473
814
141
350
'825
1,207
4,077
675
211
597 , 982
120,040
1,470
2,243
95
3,182
1,188
10,915
17,801
1,648
66
1,969
6,348
22
11
6,334
2,659
1,453
745
41
2,413
5,653
4,892
923
46,191
200
748
830
13,552
274
683
976
664
3,400
2,329
81
160
2,243
2,742
387.762
138, 74-^
132,918
54,796
41.888
19,039
379
58.251
7,059
5,901
8,775
2,451
4,152
23,251
6,662
3,409
10,574
3,386
1,008
\J Excludes 447,535 Mexican agricultural laborer';.
2/ Includes Formosa.
3/ Includes Arab Palestine.
116,814
37,490
369
353
50
1,803
234
2,682
3,923
650
40
278
3,719
5
4
5,672
2,809
74
326
7
3,348
844
712
62
8,910
137
177
302
12,818
305
1,433
199
26
324
7,988
35
154
1,025
1,329
44,888
20,028
6,405
1,889
15.095
1,348
123
14,706
564
927
2,888
274
6on
7,962
1,491
474
2,205
990
3,234
>
>> c
3,036
1,340
3
19
23
11
1
276
15
3
179
28
3
184
4
516
14
32
1,344
1
3
2
67
1,255
124
22
22
4
47
1
28
218
201
7
1
5
4
35,583
2.901
34
65
1
48
46
252
320
419
6
32
223
101
190
25
63
3
141
73
80
152
524
18
39
46
6.701
567
596
1,134
1,086
337
725
118
386
48
1,270
21.013
8,397
4,967
3,940
1,483
2,199
27
3.919
117
244
628
165
250
2,242
273
535
183
36
295
n 01
c ui
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C 01
^ u
l,b07
3,741
53
124
78
69
53
766
85
45
42
56
216
206
90
72
18
46
83
117
263
16
753
381
48
61
981
103
35
196
35
53
87
26
18
81
347
1.313
349
302
211
149
217
85
1.146
206
206
111
117
67
198
241
244
123
44
15
29,339
4,190
151
53
4
190
27
481
536
40
85
331
1
115
22
108
4
6
517
88
184
15
999
212
10
11
3,943
36
2
35
32
95
913
1
10
2,744
75
20.661
9,791
849
649
9,290
78
4
347
89
33
18
4
10
53
140
56
95
9
38
1,198
751
3
17
1
35
6
104
73
5
5
19
14
28
5
3
10
66
11
10
301
14
9
12
120
199
15
147
34
2
1
83
24,293
9,653
298
275
547
294
1,031
1,534
326
1
78
686
1
434
369
129
78
535
447
349
299
1,541
2
293
106
8,418
274
28
1,120
391
257
1,942
54
494
1,451
2,407
2.936
1,132
857
102
256
576
13
2.171
370
540
210
104
142
109
696
708
291
99
17
85,915
1,699
23
13
1
16
3
207
560
32
2
12
123
35
19
3
18
1
27
25
32
9
515
4
19
431
8
5
9
9
7
238
2
7
69
77
83.173
168
191
753
221
246
81,594
376
35
24
85
66
36
88
42
48
38
23
127
1,043
293
3
6
78
14
2
3
4
67
8
2
4
1
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1
12
83
1
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1
42
697
101
3
7
12
4
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TABLE 19. ENTRIES OF ALIEN AND CITIZEN BORDER CROSSERS OVER INTERNATIONAL LAND BOUNDARIES,
BY STATE AND PORT i YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
^ach entry of the same person counted separatelyj,/
State and port
Total
All persons crossing
Aliens
Citizens
State and port
Total
All persons crossing
Aliens
Citizens
All ports l/....
Canadian Border ...
Idaho
Eastport
Porthill
Illinois
Chicago
Maine
Bangor
Bridgewater ...
Calais
Coburn Gore . . .
Eastport
Fort Fairfield.
Fort Kent
Hamlin
Houlton 2/.
Jackman
Limestone
Madawaska
St. Aurelle 3/.
Vanceboro
Van Buren
Michigan
Algonac
Detroit 4/.
Marine City .. .
Port Huron ....
Roberts Landing
St. Clair
Sault Ste. Marie
Minnesota
Baudette
Duluth 5/.
Ely
Internat'l Falls
Lancaster
Noyes
Pigeon River . .
Pine Creek
Roseau
St. Paul
Warroad
149.657.907
84.127.330
65.530.577
52.831.912
28.497.753
24.334.159
437.457
320,824
116,633
32.309
32,309
7.533.036
46,580
158,706
2,004,838
86,414
96,449
375,023
615,662
153,889
503,829
298,124
163,140
1,933,053
43,669
296,764
756,896
12.138.718
102,838
8,981,474
87,794
2,008,007
93,612
36,552
828,441
1.879.178
120,793
6,442
13,836
682,047
14,545
661,243
228,908
47,026
26,588
10,693
67,057
302.016
216,104
85,912
5.146
1 35.441
104,720
30,721
27.163
5,146
4.747.353
27,163
2.785.683
15,657
96,026
1,311,247
54,266
80,487
225,940
383,410
101,764
332,093
170,431
78,845
1,241,304
36,755
194,297
424,841
5.907.381
76,149
4,275,131
59,960
987,477
58,269
24,428
425,967
1.105.768
30,923
62,680
693,591
32,148
15,962
149,083
232,252
52,125
171,746
127,693
84,295
691,749
6.914
102,467
332,055
6.231.337
85,904
1,299
2,235
328,691
9,271
447,132
116,758
33,673
21,759
4,223
54,823
26,689
4,706,343
27,834
1,020,530
35,343
12,124
402,474
773.410
34,889
5,143
11,601
353,356
5,274
214,111
112,150
13,353
4,829
6,470
12,234
Montana
Babb
Chief Mountain
Cut Bank 6/.
Great Falls
Havre
Morgan
Opheim
Raymond ■
Roosvllle ,
Scobey
Sweetgrass 7/,
Turner
Whltetail
New York
Champlain
Chateaugay
Fort Covington . . . ,
Mooers
Niagara Falls . .8/,
Ogdensburg
Peace Bridge
Rooseveltown
Rouses Point ...2/
Syracuse
Thousand Is. Br. .
Trout River
North Dakota
Ambrose
Antler
Carbury
Dunseith
Fortuna
Hannah ■
Hansboro
Maida
Neche
Noonan
Northgate
Portal ,
St. John
Sarles
Sherwood
Walhalla
'.''esthope <
697.697
437.815
128,752
82,353
2,920
3,904
17,429
12,196
10,963
62,989
31,616
17,007
296,336
14,647
16,585
20.969.950
80,574
28,622
788
991
13,375
9,811
7,099
43,190
17,862
13,437
197,747
10,498
13,821
9.967.184
259.882
2,437,239
104,720
228,100
134,553
6,334,335
504,765
8,203,585
663,729
893,058
7,132
978,423
480,311
808.293
25,297
11,774
17,333
77,087
14,622
13,442
25,133
19,946
121,195
48,400
48,501
209,667
37,945
14,319
30,161
60,451
33,020
1,751,896
63,399
112,577
85,028
3,500,618
361,897
2,340,027
434,709
551,973
3,647
433,474
327,939
517.514
48,178
53,731
2,132
2,913
4,054
2,385
3,864
19,799
13,754
3,570
98,589
4,149
2,764
11.002.766
15,760
8,643
15,339
44,371
9,962
8,524
11,462
12,701
74,254
33,236
30,083
132,708
21,605
4,649
22,836
45,986
25,395
685,343
41,321
115,523
49,525
2,833,717
142,868
5,863,558
229,020
341,085
3,485
544,949
152,372
290.779
9,537
3,131
1,994
32,716
4,660
4,918
13,671
7,245
46,941
15,164
18,418
76,959
16,340
9,670
7,325
14,465
7,625
48
TABLE 19. ENTRIES OF ALIEN AND CITIZEN BORDER CROSSERS OVER INTERNATIONAL LAND BOUNDARIES,
BY_STATE AND PORT I YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959 (Cont'd)
/Each entry of the same person counted separately^/
State and port
Total
All persons crossing
Aliens
State and port
Total
All persons crossing
Aliens
Citizens
Ohio
Cleveland
Sandusky
Toledo
Vermont
Alburg
Alburg Springs
Beebe Plain
Beecher Falls
Canaan
Derby Line
East Rlchford
Highgate Springs .10/.
Newport
North Troy
Norton
Richford
St. Albans
West Berkshire
Washington
Anacortes
Bellingham
Blaine
Danville U/.
Laurler
Lynden
Metaline Falls
Northport
Oroville 12/.
Port Angeles
Seattle
Spokane
Sumas
Wiscons in
Green Bay
Mi Iwaukee
Alaska
Anchorage 13/.
Fairbanks
Haines 14/-
Ketchikan
Tok
33.955
20,342
12,800
313
3.287.870
97,510
53,873
239,928
130,130
83,678
770,932
74 , 064
736,151
49,757
231,963
360,909
310,328
80,136
68,511
4.202.299
53,006
2,156
2,550,186
47,079
173,427
150,484
54,727
266,300
332,593
1,725
77,347
668
492,601
607
44
563
77.778
8,002
5,208
14,324
9,482
40,762
11.711
11,228
348
135
2,037.827
56,400
42,803
146,028
93 , 060
45,870
477,859
41,606
436,739
35,459
139,084
260,401
180,459
47,539
34,520
3.061.019
20,311
821
1,913,544
20,642
147,084
101,874
37,220
230,405
218,074
539
32 , 568
164
337,773
248
12
236
9.291
1,126
571
3,842
1,480
2,272
22.244
9,614
12,452
178
1.250.043
41,110
11,070
93,900
37,070
37,808
293,073
32,458
299,412
14,298
92,879
100,508
129,869
32,597
33,991
1.141.280
32,695
1,335
636,642
26,437
26,343
48,610
17,507
35,895
114,519
1,186
44,779
504
154,828
359
32
327
68.487
6,876
4,637
10,482
8,002
38,490
Canadian Stations ....
Montreal, Quebec ...
Totonto, Ontario . . .
Winnipeg, Man
Vancouver, B.C. . . .
Victoria, B. C
Mexican Border
Arizona
Douglas
Lukeville
Naco
Nogales
San Luis
Sasabe
California
Andrade
Calexico
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Ysldro
Tecate
New Mexico
Columbus 15/.
Texas
Brownsville
Corpus Christi . . .
Dallas
Del Rio
Eagle Pass
Fabens 16/.
Falcon Heights . . .
Hidalgo
Houston
Laredo
Los Ebanos
Presidio 17/.
Progress©
Rio Grande City . .
Roma
San Antonio
Santa Fe Bridge . .
732.765
190,158
292,145
17,750
25,503
207,209
96.825.995
387.480
108,545
201,835
8,549
13,631
54,920
55.629.577
345.285
81,613
90,310
9,201
11,872
152,289
41.196.418
13.935.737
3,032,222
238,932
924,729
8,388,445
1,228,867
122,522
26.880.862
8.031.049
1,480.
94,
482.
5,037,
849.
87,
526
065
417
369
370
302
5.904.638
12.738.517
1,551,696
144,867
442,312
3,351,076
379,517
35,220
14.142.345
232,551
9,353,079
34,853
4,871
16,961,575
293,933
183.899
183,899
55.825.497
104,548
6,079,502
3,094
603
6,374,145
176,625
80.804
80,804
34.779.207
128,003
3,273,577
31,759
4,268
10,587,430
117,308
103.095
7,253,375
51
825
1,496,505
3,211,140
545,903
386,101
5,089,994
13,802
8,390,135
51,680
424,344
400,346
30,102
444,318
31,760
28,055,116
5,572,063
4
164
596,783
1,928,131
414,368
118,865
3,562,999
473
5,453,591
30,952
242,741
240,210
18,568
266,775
1,388
16,331,232
103,095
21.046.290
1,681,312
47
661
899,722
1,283,009
131,535
267,236
1,526,995
13,329
2,936,544
20,728
181,603
160,136
11,534
177,543
30,472
11,723,884
i/ Figures Include arrivals by aircraft. 10/
2/ Houlton, Maine, includes figures for Easton, Maine,
Hodgdon, Maine, Knoxford, Maine, Littleton, Maine, 11/
Monticello, Maine, and Orient, Maine.
3/ St. Aurelie, Maine includes figures for Daaquam, Maine, 12/
and Lake Frontier, Maine.
4/ Detroit, Michigan, includes figures for Ecorse, Michigan, 13/
Gregory, Michigan, Grosse He, Michigan, and Jefferson
Beach, Michigan.
5/ Duluth, Minnesota, includes figures for Crane Lake, 14/
Minnesota, and Isle Royal, Michigan.
6/ Cut Bank, Montana, figures are for July through October
1958 only. After October 1958, Cut Bank figures are
reported by Sweetgrass, Montana. 15/
7/ Sweetgrass, Montana, includes figures for Del Bonita,
Montana, and IVhitlash, Montana. Also included are 16/
figures for Cut Bank, Montana, for November 1958 through lt/
June 1959.
8/ Niagara Falls, N. Y., Includes figures for Lewiston, N. Y.
and Youngstown, N, Y,
9/ Rouses Point, N, Y,, includes figures for Cannons Corners,
N. Y., Churubsco, N. Y., Hogansburg, N. Y. and Jamieson's
Line, N. Y.
Highgate Springs, Vermont, includes figures for Morses
Line, Vermont.
Danville, Washington, includes figures for Ferry,
Washington.
Oroville, Washington, includes figures for Nighthawk,
VJashington.
Anchorage, Alaska, includes figures for Juneau, Alaska,
and Northway, Alaska. Also included are figures for
Skagway, Alaska for October 1958 through June 1959.
Haines, Alaska, includes figures for Skagway, Alaska,
for July through September 1958. After September
1958 figures for Skagway are reported by Anchorage,
Alaska.
Columbus, New Mexico, includes figures for Antelope Wells,
New Mexico.
Fabens, Texas, includes figures for Fort Hancock, Texas.
Presidio, Texas, includes figures for Boquillas, Texas,
Candelaria, Texas, Castolon, Texas, Chinati, Texas,
Heath Crossing, Texas, Lajltas, Texas, Polvo, Texas,
Ruidosa, Texas, San Vicente, Texas, Stillwell Crossing,
Texas.
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TABLE 20A. SPECIAL INQUIRY OFFICER HEARINGS COMPLETED, BY REGIONS AND DISTRICTS:
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1956 - 1959
Region
and
district
Exclusion hearinas
1956
1957
1958
1959
Deportation hearings
1956
1957
1958
1959
United States total
Northeast Region
Boston, Mass
Buffalo, N. Y
Hartford, Conn
Newark, N. J
New York, N. Y
Portland, V,e
St. Albans, Vt
Southeast Region
At lanta, Ga
Ba Itimore, Md
Cleveland, Ohio
Miami , Fla
New Orleans, La
Philadelphia, Pa
San Juan, P.R
"'ashington, D. C
Northwest Region
Anchorage, Alaska ....
Chicago, 111
Detroit, Mich
Helena, Mont
Kansas City, Mo
Omaha, Nebr
Portland, Oreg
St. Paul, Minn
Seattle, Wash
Southwest Region
Dal las , Tex
Denver, Colo
El Paso, Tex
Honolulu, T. H
Los Angeles, Calif. ..
San Antonio, Tex
San Francisco, Calif.
Phoenix, Ariz
5,392
1,074
21
428
5
9
280
174
157
453
4
2
11
388
8
15
16
9
1,030
30
793
36
2
4
43
122
2,835
528
79
807
1,200
55
161
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1,683
1,210
16,336
14.652
739
19
381
8
7
165
58
101
349
7
5
22
275
13
10
11
6
348
23
196
44
5
2
24
54
681
114
58
214
199
37
56
720
398
6,714
i,850
6,133
20
479
5
14
112
39
51
265
41
185
4
10
116
30
12
368
399
458
209
688
4,800
32
128
2,026
252
354
169
729
4,200
20
126
1,970
271
322
177
808
4,487
29
39
2,105
5
207
13
15
16
7
222
8
4
5
300
19
6
11
15
105
49
93
214
761
57
485
80
287
2,286
64
120
282
672
218
405
38
171
1,502
63
203
205
949
162
288
56
179
1,306
21
93
41
1
11
55
476
17
21
5
5
3
1
7
46
339
899
743
30
160
36
79
129
210
5,310
544
382
62
80
42
57
67
268
3,846
6
471
337
62
61
40
56
53
220
5,108
3
69
34
191
111
24
44
4
51
2
98
117
46
19
276
52
738
111
1,590
976
1,268
299
205
91
671
59
1,268
609
764
179
182
123
1,073
43
1,503
1,062
961
161
4,759
263
257
147
587
3,456
16
33
1,565
67
140
165
656
103
239
93
102
1,251
1
557
279
30
60
35
50
49
190
4,871
139
62
1,231
22
1,332
1,137
740
208
51
Period
TABLE 21. ALIENS EXCLUDED, BY CAUSE:
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1892 - 1959
Total
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1892 - 1959
1892 - 1900
1901 - 1910
1911 - 1920
1921 - 1930
1931 - 1940
1941 - 1950
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
622.775
U^18
13.043
8.237
82.652
219.425
16.011
182.904
41.948
13.677
43.360
22,515
108,211
178,109
189,307
68,217
30.263
2,929
1,833
1,495
1,642
2,341
2,94?
4,771
4,905
3,834
3,571
5,647
5,050
5,647
3,313
2,667
1,709
907
733
480
10
27
9
5
60
65
1,681
4,353
2,082
1,261
1.134
89
1,277
4,824
1,281
253
80
1,309
24,425
42,129
11,044
1,530
1.021
15,070
63,311
90,045
37,175
12,519
1.072
1,904
8,447
2,126
3.182
94,084
47,858
22.441
5,792
12,991
15,417
6,274
1,235
219
5,083
8,202
258
108
1
25
31
165
148
118
111
89
117
302
255
102
92
70
68
63
87
R7
139
142
107
199
610
534
491
296
206
169
91
51
19
13
10
6
8
4
3
3
5
12
16
38
29
58
65
124
64
30
18
7
73
51
63
92
111
65
124
205
112
125
434
164
190
127
113
87
40
21
IS
328
161
96
107
56
33
70
67
99
55
116
41
33
16
9
14
2
1
1
227
252
77
155
161
361
902
709
216
122
121
74
47
2
15
10
14
35
34
2,076
1,207
1,106
1,109
1,805
2,294
3,316
3,690
2,970
2,868
3,963
3,860
4,432
2,432
1,832
1,079
348
299
276
40
26
26
28
18
13
19
11
26
12
1
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6
190
4,516
14,327"'
20,709«
1,172
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21
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4
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2
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3
3
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4
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76
80
187
73
178
130
196
188
272
261
275
164
70
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TABLE 23. ALIENS APPREHENDED, ALIENS DEPORTED, AND ALIENS REQUIRED TO DEPART:
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1B92 - 1959
Aliens ex]
selled
Aliens
apprehended l/
Period
Total
Aliens
Aliens required to
deported
depart 2/
1892 - 195
9 5,166,696
5.953.099
485.747
5.467.352
1892 - 190
3,127
3,127
1901 - 191
D
11,558
11,558
_
1911 - 192
D
27,912
27,912
-
1921 - 193
D 128,484
164,390
92.157
72.233
1921 ..
.
4,517
4,517
-
1922 ..
.
4,345
4,345
.
1923 ..
,
3,661
3,661
_
1924 ..
-
6,409
6,409
—
1925 ..
22,199
9,495
9,495
—
1926 ..
12,735
10,904
10,904
_
1927 ..
16,393
26,674
11,662
15,012
1928 ..
23,566
31,571
11,625
19,946
1929 ..
32,711
33,796
12,908
25,888
1930 ..
20,880
28,018
16,631
11,387
1931 - 194(
3 147.457
210,416
117.036
93.330
1931 ..
22,276
29,361
13,142
11,719
1932 ..
22,735
30,201
19,426
10,775
1933 ..
20,949
30,212
19,865
10,347
1934 ..
10,319
16,889
8,879
8,010
1935 ..
11,016
16,297
8,319
7,978
1936 ..
11, 7?^
17,/i4r,
9,195
8,251
1937 ..
13,054
17,617
8,^29
8,788
1938 ..
12,851
18,5^3
9,275
9,278
1939 ..
12,037
17,792
8,202
9,590
1940 ..
10,492
15,548
6,954
8,594
1941 - 195(
) 1,377.210
1.5T 1.774
110,849
1,470.925
1941 ..
11,294
10,933
4,407
6,531
1942 ..
11,784
10,613
3,709
6,904
1943 ..
11,175
16,154
4,207
11,947
1944 ..
31,174
39,449
7,179
32,270
1945 ..
69,164
80,760
1 1 , 270
69,490
1946 ..
99,591
116,320
14,375
101,945
1947 ..
193,657
214,543
13,663
195,880
1943 ..
192,779
217,555
20,371
197,134
1949 ..
283,253
296,337
20,040
276,297
1950 ..
463,339
579,105
6,628
572,477
1951
509,040
636,713
13,544
673,169
1952
528,815
723,959
20,181
703,773
1953
835,537
905,236
19,845
885,391
1954
1,039,583
1,101,228
26,951
1,074,277
1955
254,096
247,797
15,028
232,769
1956
87,696
88,188
7,297
80,891
1957
59,918
68,461
5,082
63,379
1953
53,474
67,742
7,142
60,600
1959
45,336
64,593
7,988
56,610
1/ Aliens
n / A » ;
apprehended first recorded
in 1925.
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TABLE 24. ALIENS DEPORTED, BY COUNTRY TO WHICH DEPORTED AND CAUSE:
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country to which
deported
Total
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All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands ...
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Turkey
United Kingdom
Yugoslavia ....
Other Europe ..
Asia
China l/ . . .
Hong Kong . .
India
Indonesia ..
Japan ......
Jordan . . . . .
Korea
Pakistan ...
Philippines
Other Asia .
North America ........
Canada
Mexico
West Indies ........
Central America ....
Other North America
South America ..
Africa
Other countries
7.988
547
126
130
78
332
483
3.059
3.191
15
1,999
69
12
31
23
78
1.537
229
5
10
26
18
20
122
749
10
409
70
72
15
69
163
19
29
105
54
34
302
81
57
13
7
14
5
10
12
43
60
5.470
992
3,608
695
175
177
17
23
1/ Includes Formosa.
1
1
2
3
15
5
5
14
2
1
2
2
1
12
1
2
10
1
1
10
1
2
5
2
1
7
19
14
3
3
5
7
1
2
6
6
1
21
1
7
23
12
11
71
681
3
243
60
61
9
36
141
12
25
74
41
21
233
1
4
10
35
117
6
5
23
10
4
1
4
3
5
22
6
2
460
123
109
180
255
22
3
24
84
14
1
7
80
21
1
40
300
375
62
47
10
7
10
4
10
10
26
47
1.152
1
6
3
2.888
9
25
2
4
115
151
31
3
127
187
31
30
398
220
493
41
106
13
18
131
2,585
80
92
50
2
55
TABLE 24A. ALIENS REQUIRED TO DEPART, BY NATIONALITY AND CAUSE:
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
/Kliens required to depart totaled 56,610 (see table 23). This table does not include
6,400 required departures of crewmen who were technical violators and 27,903 direct
required departures under safeguuards - chiefly Mexicans who entered without inspection/
Nationality
Total
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All countries .
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Norvi/ay
Poland
Portugal <
Spain
Sweden
Turkey
United Kingdom ...,
Yugoslavia
Other Europe ,
Asia
China 1/ ,
India
Indonesia
Israel
Japan
Jordan
Korea
Pakistan ,
Philippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
West Indies
Central America . . .
South America
Africa
Other countries
2/ Includes Formosa.
22.307
81
28
31
28
887
18,330
2.902
9,701
43
199
60
35
278
69
207
571
2,126
55
995
300
677
128
166
417
151
169
2,864
178
255
1.811
3
1
18
1
9
2
1
5
3
7
1
2
2
23
24
1
45
2
2
10
3
7
1
37
13
19
84
8.994
442
49
34
265
67
202
510
2,033
49
823
277
633
103
150
378
141
165
2,769
154
192
1.670
13
2
32
66
3
106
18
41
5
10
30
8
4
50
11
39
53
379
123
23
303
178
26
64
75
435
205
9.526
32
25
21
18
57
4
11
6
587
292
123
22
301
166
26
61
66
417
196
6.466
27
1
1
7
3
4
7
3
2.365
2,157
4,139
2,922
308
785
102
382
23
7
1
1
10
12
1
2
12
5
2
2
6
12
152
414
14
7
4
3
10
1,610
1,742
2,866
248
752
93
355
338
1,942
37
48
25
5
12
56
TABLE 25. ALIENS DEPORTED, BY COUNTRY
YEAR ENDED
TO WHiai DEPORTED AND DEPORTATION EXPENSE:
JUNE 30, 1959
Country to which
deported
Total
Deportation expense borne by:
Immigration
and
Naturalization
Service
Other
Government
agencies
Steamship
companies
Airlines
Aliens
deported
Aliens
re shipped
All countries ...
Europe
7.988
5.535
31
1.492
10
835
95
1,999
507
9
1.192
3
207
81
5
10
26
18
20
122
749
10
409
70
72
15
69
163
19
29
105
54
34
302
3
2
7
7
14
46
73
9
136
17
17
10
21
29
8
15
56
18
19
122
2
4
1
1
_
1
6
2
7
19
11
1
62
589
1
184
48
51
5
29
94
10
14
39
18
8
130
1
1
1
4
1
5
8
46
66
5
2
16
30
1
6
14
7
35
Denmark
Finland
-
4
36
Ireland
Italy
22
Netherlands
1
Poland
Spain ••••••••••••••
3
9
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United Kingdon
2
4
other Europe
Asia
5
China l/
81
57
13
7
14
5
10
12
43
60
5.470
28
12
6
1
5
3
9
2
32
24
4,812
1
1
1
1
1
1
14
39
38
6
6
3
8
5
25
74
1
3
2
11
7
1
5
2
5
4
563
2
Indonesia
Jordan
Korea ..•••.
Paki'^tan
Philippines
Other A<=;ia .........
3
1 North America
5
992
3,603
695
175
177
17
23
913
3,493
264
142
74
8
12
10
4
1
1
5
1
49
19
70
7
9
1
1
1
64
111
375
13
23
2
Mexico
2
West Indies
Other N. America . . .
South America
2
1
3
1
Other countries
1/ Includes Formosa.
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TABLE 27A. ALIENS REQUIRED TO DEPART BY STATUS AT ENTRY AND REGIONS AND DISTRICTSi
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
/^llens required to depart totaled 56,610 (see table 23), This table does not Include
6,400 required departures of crewmen who were technical violators and 27,903 direct required
departures under safeguards - chiefly Mexicans who entered without inspection/
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468
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173
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162
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515
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276
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38
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211
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152
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430
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290
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1,305
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301
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322
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98
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767
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324
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77
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329
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406
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191
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61
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122
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433
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333
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181
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3
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4.993
111
1
5
1.849
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515
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204
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1.734
1
201
??
118
Dallas, Tex
395
4
1
117
1
2
149
_
1
13
89
~
4
3
10
Denver, Colo
148
6
_
_
25
6
_
5
_
_
11
1
-
89
1
3
-
El Paso, Tex
494
19
_
_
189
15
_
1
_
5
2
-
-
250
-
-
1
1
Honolulu, T. H
333
1
_
-
56
-
4
21
-
-
69
_
-
1
-
177
1
3
Los Angeles, Calif
1,534
21
_
3
677
51
3
225
_
10
55
_
-
446
-
15
5
19
San Antonio, Tex
496
10
_
_
164
10
_
2
_
1
1
_
_
274
.
-
-
34
-
San Francisco, Calif
1,134
45
1
1
492
57
10
107
_
3
47
_
6
301
1
3
9
51
-
Phoenix, Ariz
4 59
5
-
-
129
42
-
3
-
-
6
-
-
274
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60
TABLE 27B. DEPORTABLE ALIENS LOCATED, BY STATUS AT ENTRY AND NATIONALITY:
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Nationality
Number
located
3
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cr> o
< 5
o
status at entry
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All nationalities ......
Mexican adult males
Mexican females and children
B.W.I, and British Honduras ,
Chinese
Philippines
Other Asiatic
Cuban
Canadian
Other Western Hemisphere . . . .
Great Britain
Greek
Hungarian
Italian
Yugos lav
Scandinavian
Spanish
Other European
Other nationalities
64,819
3,707
20,395
1,676
11,779
1,848
1,016
316
20,764
3,318
21
10
1
1
1
2
8
1
1
4
1
2
2
1
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,301
,179
,240
610
,974
,017
,380
,756
,551
,291
200
,542
255
,526
651
,738
,621
3,309
343
1
1
3
3
38
5
2
3,504
5,610
176
119
116
276
1,574
5,645
742
328
155
11
250
110
34
85
626
1,034
33
8
107
135
48
533
57
83
196
50
98
1
16
3
8
13
68
219
54
294
366
303
1,047
106
35
467
958
3,118
2
906
71
1,937
424
1,468
223
1
109
32
19
37
26
7
86
50
752
42
7
453
72
124
31
236
78
12
82
5
12
33
144
46
42
17
16
72
12
8
6
185
10
10
16
2
7
35
44
2
2
3
148
5
1
4
28
6
13,967
3,756
47
67
2
10
118
2,169
67
65
51
150
55
36
32
19
133
20
880
849
81
422
114
49
65
259
103
54
98
17
53
11
53
27
106
77
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ARRIVED, BY REGIONS AND DISTRICTS: YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
/Each arrival of the same vessel or crewman counted separate!^
Region
and
district
Vessels and airplanes
inspected on arrival
Vessels
Airplanes
Crewmen admitted
Aliens
Citizens
Stowaways
arrived
Aliens
United States total
Northeast Region
Boston, Mass
Buffalo, N. Y
Hartford , Conn
Newark, N. J
New York, N. Y
Portland, Me
St. Albans, Vt
Southeast Region
Atlanta, Ga
Baltimore, Md
Cleveland, Ohio
Miami , Fla
New Orleans, La
Philadelphia, Pa
San Juan, P. R
Washington, D, C
Northwest Region
Anchorage, Alaska
Chicago, 111
Detroit, Mich
Helena, Mont
Kansas City, Mo
Omaha, Neb
Portland, Ore
St. Paul, Minn
Seattle, Wash
Southwest Region
Dallas, Tex
Denver, Colo
El Paso, Tex
Honolulu, T. H, '
Los Angeles, Calif. ...
San Antonio, Tex
San Francisco, Calif. .
Phoenix, Ariz
Hamilton, Bermuda
64,293
1 7 ,0 5^
1,557
3,3AA
193
5,851
6,003
110
26.888
1,929
1,773
2,020
7,258
2,448
2,595
6,553
2,312
11.888
423
524
1,219
657
417
8,648
8.405
1,756
771
3,940
643
1,295
54
167.772
1.692.893
857.741
47 , 777
2,706
13,596
171
3,235
18,892
700
8,477
63.598
668,704
56,372
34,994
4,996
649
520,384
34,486
16,823
623.628
259.963
23,172
9,296
1,645
4,301
201,637
5,050
14,862
300.198
774
90
3,043
31,860
2,020
179
24,511
1,121
23.544
53,937
56,051
48,184
138,386
71,925
93,211
85,673
76,261
146.109
2,081
1,530
4,138
2,099
12
10
70
6,554
7,050
30.467
10,451
15,125
7,302
477
14
19,616
10,594
82,530
230.452
23,731
13,849
11,455
95,637
23,151
9,755
100,580
17,040
100.048
6,175
6,525
2,612
2,351
54
28
7,731
9,570
65,002
188.366
908
146
1,738
11,642
5,366
5,942
328
4,397
2,386
56,450
237
33,556
83,294
16,608
39,476
831
24,000
14,553
408
78,365
50,008
6,604
36,395
2,033
9,166
286
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TABLE 31. PASSENGERS ARRIVED IN THE UNITED STATES, BY SEA AND AIR, FROM FOREIGN
COUNTRIES, BY COUNTRY OF EMBARKATION: YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
/Excliisivp of Canadian travel over land borders/
Country of
embarkation
Aliens
Rv spa and hv air
Citi-
zens
Total
A 1 i en 5
Hv sea
Citi-
zens
Total
Aliens
Pv air
Citi-
?ens
Total
All countries ....
Europe
Austria
nelgium
Channel Islands
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Gibraltar
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
Malta
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Trieste
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other U.K. Ter. & Dep
Asia
Aden
Afghanistan
Bonln Volcano Islands
Burma
Ceylon
Formosa
French India
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Japan
Jordan
Korea
Kuwait
Lebanon
Macay
Malaya
New Guinea (Neth.) ...
Nlcobar Island ,
Pakistan
Palestine
Philippines
Portuguese India .....
Ryukyu Islands
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
l.OM.n?
1. 304.^135
2.R65.5fi7
?7?.473
174.400
746. R73
788.659
1.330.035
2.118.694
457.74?
691
10,236
22,497
22
625
66,551
65,868
432
5,817
1,918
14,769
39,770
16
86
41,404
7,820
1,417
8,407
5
14,954
7,927
10,145
542
463
134,832
40
477
11
77.025
23
8
55
926
1
5,443
419
82
288
50
6,366
42,999
1,839
56
384
19
25
1,432
152
1
12,028
38
2,585
509
631
714.738
1.172.480
162.778
236.038
398.816
294.964
478.700
1,229
19,198
2
8
25,256
62
244
151,516
130,588
1,721
6,355
6
2,524
29,681
59,324
36
51
43,458
7,665
955
15,824
17
16,072
6,832
11,949
397
666
183,021
14
66
1
?7. 525
1,920
29,434
2
8
47,753
84
869
218,067
196,4 56
2,153
12,172
6
4,442
44,450
99,094
52
137
84,862
15,485
2,372
24,231
22
31,026
14,759
22,094
939
1,129
317,853
54
543
12
174.550
1,358
2,113
144
24,311
24,398
432
3,953
35
3,079
24,258
86
15,870
4,074
1,387
988
3
5,249
3,798
542
106
46,109
474
11
26.167
1,918
2,238
32
58,969
37,823
1,721
4,402
10
5,478
34,356
51
15,648
4,045
952
1,109
6
4,846
4,265
397
269
57,455
47
1
26.308
2
113
3
15
857
3
2,759
243
21
183
67
4,905
60,947
2
410
11
714
16
39
1
1
91
1
17,044
71
6,429
1,583
279
7
2
136
11
70
1,783
4
8,202
662
103
471
117
11,271
103,946
2
2,249
67
1,098
35
64
1,433
1
243
2
29,072
109
9,014
2,092
910
3,276
4,351
176
83,280
62,221
2,153
8,355
45
8,557
58,614
137
31,518
8,119
2,339
2,097
9
10,095
8,063
939
375
103,564
521
12
52.475
691
8,878
20,384
22
481
42,240
41,470
1,864
1,883
11,690
15,512
16
25,534
3,746
30
7,419
2
9,705
4,129
10,145
357
88,723
40
3
50.858
1,229
17,280
2
8
23,018
62
212
92,547
92,765
1,953
6
2,514
24,203
24,968
36
27,810
3,620
3
14,715
11
11,226
2,567
11,949
397
125,566
14
19
71.217
31
511
2,524
167
3,798
14,411
665
34
77
24
4
10
3,296
319
186
12
612
3
1,480
81
9
4
1,441
15,499
59
5
326
37
11
1
4,923
10
1,447
4
125
43
1,123
3
4,004
248
17
8
5,239
29,910
724
39
403
61
4
21
1
8,219
10
1,766
4
311
23
8
24
415
1
2,919
252
74
284
50
2,568
28,588
1,174
22
307
19
1
1,428
142
1
8,732
38
2,266
509
445
2
113
3
3
245
1,279
162
12
179
67
3,464
45,448
2
351
6
388
16
2
1
1
80
12,121
61
4,982
1,579
154
773.664
1,920
26,158
2
8
43,402
84
693
134,787
134,235
3,817
6
4,397
35,893
40,480
52
53,344
7,366
33
22,134
13
20,931
6,696
22,094
754
214,289
54
22
122.075
2
136
11
27
660
1
4,198
414
86
463
117
6,032
74,036
2
1,525
28
695
35
3
1,429
1
222
1
20,853
99
7,248
2,088
599
65
TABLE 31. PASSENGERS ARRIVED IN THE UNITED STATES, BY SEA AND AIR, FROM FOREIGN
COUNTRIES, BY COUNTRY OF EMBARKATION: YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959 (Cont'd)
/lixclusive of Canadian travel over land hoHpri/
Country of
embarkation
Pv '■■n.i and l)v air
Aliens
Cltl-
zcns
Total
Aliens
Py S'ij,
Cltl-
Total
Aliens
Ry air
Citi-
zens
Total
Asia (Cont'd) 1
Syria (U.A.R.)
Thailand
Turkey
Vietnam
Yemen
ether Portuguese Ter.&Dep..
Africa
Algeria
Anqo la
Belgian Congo
Cape Verde Islands
Comoro Archipelago
Egypt (U.A.R.)
Ethiopia
French West Africa
Ghana
Kenya
Liberia
Libya
Madagascar
Morocco
Mozambique
Nigeria
Rio Muni
Ruanda-Urundl
St. Helena
Sierra Leone
Somallland (Fr.)
SomalUand (it.)
South West Africa
Tanganyika
Tunisia
Union of South Africa ....
Other French Ter. & Dep. .
Other Spanish Ter.&Dep. ..
Other U.K. Ter. 8. Dep. ...
Oceania
Australia
FIJI
French Oceania
Gilbert and ElUce Islands
New Caledonia
New Guinea
New Hebrides (Br.)
New Hebrides (Fr.)
New Zea land
Pacific Islands(U.S. Adm.)
Tonga
Wake and Midway Is
VJestern Samoa
Yap
Other U.K. Ter. & Dep. ...
North America
Canada
Greenland
Mexico
St. Pierre and Mlquelon ..
24
86
221
312
2
14
3,012
30
3
27
15
1
467
14
31
190
13
225
854
418
3
1
2
20
15
62
605
4
10
;8.774
17,497
3,619
25
2
6
1
4,398
1,727
7
588
12
10
382
394.377
16,345
71
64,992
22
105
387
194
5
2
9.210
46
191
60B
506
7
16
12
20
44
1
14
842
30
5
153
89
2
593
49
80
248
6
523
2,237
3
3,791
65
12
40
11
522
16
15
10
3
3
43
64
10
7
2
22.041
60
8
180
104
3
1,060
63
111
438
19
748
3,091
3
4,209
68
13
40
11
524
36
30
10
5
3
105
1,247
14
17
2
50.815
1
3
5
15
235
14
6
1
13
40
36
173
3
253
4
3
24
188
6
1
1,575
12
44
232
7
15
,417
12
66
177
311
2
22
81
199
188
5
1
7,635
4,505
2,507
32
5
1
10
21
397
10,199
3,810
Q
21
24
762.340
22,002
6,126
57
7
1
10
6
22
5,795
11,926
7
4,398
21
31
406
1.156.717
13.354
5
29
89
207
47
13
17
6
143
340
3
153
65
8
11
16
15
10
3
3
377
10
3
2
5.099
11,991
3,595
160,591
39
28,336
3,656
225,573
41
3,83
351
25
2
3,692
387
12
2
1
54.917
1,382
460
32
5
10
669
2,002
1
8
34
104
442
61
19
1
19
183
376
3
326
68
8
11
36
30
10
5
3
630
14
is.-'s:
29
22
1
232
25
189
185
818
245
1
63.2^4
7,307
1,389
2
2,182
6
620
10,764
811
57
7
10
4,361
2,389
29
21
2
1
113.141
62
352
15,420
30
124
2
386
2
67
231
380
1,897
3,638
4
40
522
43
265
16.943
9,439
10
2,009
8,615
3,268
6
1
1,206
1,340
7
588
331
339.460
9,038
67
63,603
2,623
2,047
21
223
8,197
3,781
21
24
699.116
9,909
3,579
159,961
39
34
147
376
499
7
1
9^805
59
146
3
618
2
92
420
565
2,715
3,883
5
40
524
105
617
11
32.363
11,238
5,315
1
6
22
1,434
9,537
7
4,369
29
405
1.039.576
18,947
3,646
223,564
39
66
TABLE 31, PASSENGERS ARRIVED IN THE UNITED STATES, BY SEA AND AIR, FROM FOREIGN
COUNTRIES, BY COUNTRY OF EMBARKATION: YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959 (Cont'd)
/lixcluslvo of Canadian travel over land border^
Country of
e;nb^r^;at ion
By t;n nn'i !v/
Al lens
Citi-
zens
Total
- 1 iens
fl v ?i.-.1
'Jiti-
ZCTis
Tota
'- liens
Total
North America (Cont'd) i
Vi'est Indies
Rahamas
Permuda
British Virgin Islands
Cuba
Toninican Republic ....
Guadeloupe
Haiti
I.'artinique
Netherlands V.'est Indies
The '.'/est Indies
Barbados
Jamaica
Leeward Islands i
Antigua
Wontserrat
St. Christopher ...
Trinidad and Tobago .
Windward Islands i
Dominica
Grenada
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Central America
British Honduras
Canal Zone and Panama .
Costa Rica
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
South America
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
British Guiana
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
French Guiana
Paraguay
Peru ,
Surinam (Neth. Guiana) ..
Uruguay
Venezuela
Cruise ,
Bennuda
Caribbean ,
Europe fi Mediterranean ...
Southern South America . . ,
Other countries ,
Flag of carrieri
United States
Foreign
?70.3y 53''i.374
27,281
16,617
11,397
139,996
10,378
2,149
5,599
2,259
8,616
46.036
1,670
28,685
3,327
17
898
7,637
136
115
549
2
669
13,967
3,718
5,233
10,672
4,128
4,222
8,256
715
13,609
919
5,384
15,326
4,919
70
364
6,962
218
258
35,847
7.355
151,836
104,851
3,336
163,984
17,157
1,237
10,302
1,072
7,090
70.4 59
R06.73?
42.57B
5,079
51,989
5,069
17
714
7,362
8
119
102
179,167
121,498
14,733
308,980
27,535
3,386
15,901
3,331
15,706
116.495
42.609 49.770
9,749
80,674
8,396
34
1,612
14,999
144
234
651
2
92.379
1,787
2,019
11,222
21,283
727
1,058
545
1,083
1,122
>. 732
51.217 93.795
13,798
14,826
3,259
12,776
2,067
103
837
44
1,061
2.446
15,585
16,845
14,481
34,059
2,794
1,161
1,382
1,127
2,183
4.178
227.780
25,494
14,628
175
118,713
9,651
1,091
5,054
1,176
7,494
44.304
485.157
138,088
90,025
77
156,208
15,090
1,134
9,465
1,028
6,029
68.013
771
28,843
2,563
2,685
9,688
3,065
2,155
92.847 63.517
347
6,453
172
58
325
391,149
669,983
4,626
512
10,029
333
2,161
7,207
2,375
21
134
5,994
154
184
29,786
135.064
1,440
42,810
6,281
7,918
20,360
7,193
6,377
156.364
137
217
159
1
295
785
134
1
1
2
3.637
16
1,464
48
908
12,493
111,704
5,330
1,421
4,116
1,039,536
764,899
12,882
1,227
23,633
1,252
7,545
22,533
7,295
91
498
12,956
372
442
65,633
142.419
14
2,613
90
26
499
362
33
7.060
9.199
12,840
118,157
5,502
1,479
4,441
1,430,685
1,434,882
1,523
1,276
3
277
188
119
17
231
229
9
7
3,181
7.355
11
7,909
176
22
597
464
20
7.093
153
1,681
165
1
343
1,693
137
2
1
2
12.836
1,677
1,376
415
211
274
11
599
14
3
2,513
135.064
347
6,453
172
58
325
42,177
230,296
12,493
111,704
5,330
1,421
4,116
146,134
328,266
25
10,522
266
48
1,096
826
53
14.153
4,533
28,468
3,168
16
603
6,852
2
114
548
33.972
3,200
2,652
3
692
399
393
17
242
828
23
10
5,694
142.419
655
11,354
3,628
5,207
10,173
3,766
4,189
85.787
5,063
50,525
5,063
17
666
6,454
5
118
102
40.571
760
20,934
2,387
2,663
9,091
2,601
2,135
56.424
6,733
715
12,333
916
5,107
15,138
4,800
53
133
6,733
209
251
32,666
2,949
512
8,653
333
1,746
6,996
2,102
21
123
5,395
140
181
27,273
12,840
118,157
5,502
1,479
4,441
188,311
558,562
712.937
163,582
104,653
252
274,921
24,741
2,225
14,519
2,204
13,523
112.317
9,596
78,993
8,231
33
1,269
13,306
7
232
650
79.543
1,415
32,288
6,015
7,870
19,264
6,367
6,324
9,632
1,227
20,986
1,249
6,853
22,134
6,902
74
256
12,128
349
432
59,939
343,972
439,697
893,402
436,633
1,242,374
976,320
67
TABUE 32, PASSENGERS D6PABTED FROM THE UNITED STATES TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES,
BY COUNTRY OF DEBARKATIONi YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Exclusive of Canadian travel over land border^/
Page 1.
Country of
debarkation
Rv saa and by air
Aliens
Cltl-
'"ng
Total
Aliens
By sea
Cltl-
zens
Total
Aliens
Bv air
Cltl-
Total
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Danzig
Denmark
Finland
France •
Gennany •••
Gibraltar
Greece
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
Malta
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
San Marino
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Trieste
Turkey
U.S.S.R
United Kingdom
Yugoslavia
Other U.K. Ter. & Dep. .
Asia
Aden
Bonln Volcano Islands ••
Burma
Cambodia
Ceylon
Cyprus
Fonriosa
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Japan
Jordan
Korea
Kuwa it
Laos
Lebanon
Malaya
Nepal
New Guinea (Neth.)
Pakistan
Palestine
Philippines
Portuguese India
Ryukyu Islands
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
Syria (U.A.R.)
Thailand
Turkey
Vietnam
Other Portugese Ter.&Dep
Other U.K. Ter. & Dep. .
8S5.913
1.739.046
2.624.959
225.443
454.246
679.689
660.470
1.284.800
1.945.270
372.370
686.141
604
7,684
110
18,934
729
55,901
37,921
444
4,713
1,225
9,302
27,481
72
103
32,814
7,475
564
6,218
3
17,982
7,970
8,119
351
366
9
124,937
331
8
46.948
261
1,346
165
19
117
22
3,468
28,855
1
583
7
436
7
13
1,872
38
7,612
882
517
219
27
162
146
127
2
816
19,700
320
26,665
654
118,287
126,217
2,012
9,720
2,108
24,973
50,602
113
129
41,416
8,390
790
16,684
4
17,258
9,036
13,205
449
998
79
185,375
128
5
94.409
UWa.^U
140.89:
226.467
367.359
231.478
459.674
40
65
20
1
26
2
555
2,478
370
31
414
38
7,475
S7,911
4
343
1
1
1,360
9
51
1
122
1
14,519
8
4,209
2,031
675
27
456
578
586
1
1,420
27,384
438
45,599
1,383
174,188
164,138
2,456
14,433
3,333
34,275
88,083
185
232
74,230
15,865
1,354
22,902
7
35,240
17,006
21,324
800
1,364
88
310,312
459
13
141.357
53
79
34
1
29
2
816
3,824
535
50
531
60
10,943
86,766
5
926
8
1
1,796
16
64
1,873
160
1
22,131
8
5,091
2,548
894
54
618
724
713
2
1
1,133
110
2,120
428
20,132
15,581
444
4,083
59
2,649
17,199
103
12,038
4,965
564
2,135
8,792
4,011
351
36
43,626
325
8
14.699
2,712
328
1,890
406
45,601
37,603
2,012
7,775
15
6,701
31,192
129
14,460
4,309
790
2,294
4,263
5,442
449
396
57,567
128
5
2t.41,5
3,845
438
4,010
834
65,733
53,184
2,456
11,858
74
9,350
48,391
232
26,498
9,274
1,354
4,429
13,055
9,453
800
432
101,193
453
13
36.114
239
772
79
14
4
1
2,048
7,660
1
525
7
180
7
11
2,926
27
21
63
3
23
61
9
2
35
17
2
428
1,253
188
29
18
1
3,051
9,992
319
1
1
474
9
1
58
1
3,751
8
1,163
19
177
9
171
186
52
1
48
2
18
2
667
2,025
267
43
22
2
5,099
17,652
1
844
8
1
654
16
1
69
1
6,677
8
1,190
40
240
12
194
247
61
2
1
604
6,551
16,814
301
35,769
22,340
630
1,166
6,653
10,282
72
20,776
2,510
4,083
3
9,190
3,959
8,119
330
9
81,311
6
32.249
816
16,988
24,775
248
72,686
88,614
1,945
2,093
18,272
29,410
113
26,956
4,081
14,390
4
12,995
3,594
13,205
602
79
127,808
72.994
22
574
86
5
113
21
1,420
21,195
58
256
13
1,872
27
4,686
855
496
156
24
139
85
118
127
1,225
182
2
396
37
4,424
47,919
4
24
886
50
64
10,768
3,046
2,012
498
18
285
392
534
691.152
1,420
23,539
41,589
549
108,455
110,954
2,575
3,259
24,925
39,692
185
47,732
6,591
18,473
7
22,185
7,553
21,324
932
88
209,119
6
105.243
5
77
34
1
11
149
1,799
268
7
509
58
5,844
69,114
4
82
1,142
63
1,873
91
15,454
3,901
2,508
654
42
424
477
652
United States Department of Justice
Inmlgratlon and Naturalization Service
68
TABLE 32. PASSENGERS DEPARTED FROM THE UNITED STATES TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES,
BY COUNTRY OF DEBARKATIONi YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959 (Cont'd)
Exclusive of Canadian travel over land border^/
Page 2.
Country of
debarkation
Allans
By sea and by air
Cltl-
.ZSSi.
Total
Aliens
By sea
Citi-
zens.
Total
Aliens
■By air,
citi-
zens
Total
Africa
Algeria
Angola •
Belgian Congo
Cameroons (U.K.)
Cameroun (Fr.) »...,
Cape Verde Islands ■
Egypt
Ethiopia
French Equatorial Africa
French West Africa
Gambia
C3iana
Kenya
Liberia
Libya
Morocco
Mozambique
Nigeria
St. Helena
Sierra Leone
Somallland (Fr.)
SomalUand (It.)
Somallland (U.K.)
South West Africa
Sudan
Tanganyika
Tunisia
Union of South Africa ..
Other Portuguese Ter.
and Oep ■
Other Spanish Ter.
and Dep
Oceania
Australia
FIJI
French Oceania
New Caledonia
New Gu inea
Now Zealand
Pacific Islands
(U.S. Adm.)
Solomon Islands (Br.) ..
Tonga
Wake and Midway Is
Western Samoa
Other French Ter.
and Dep
Other U. K. Ter.
and Dep
JU26L
34
6
44
13
2
12
324
2
82
93
9
231
401
124
7
17
4
2
1
10
3
10
525
?3.995
13,565
4,495
52
1
4
3,423
1,421
6
1
583
1
4
439
i9,m.
55
17
157
187
14
50
746
25
30
232
6
356
52
595
2,094
4,604
48
96
7
14
9
1
2
32
3
14
30
1,092
1?. 891
1?.W7
739
6,893
1,971
214
9
8
1,394
5,885
5
3,395
12
3
102
89
23
201
200
16
62
1,070
27
30
314
6
449
61
826
2,495
4,728
55
113
11
16
9
2
2
42
3
17
40
1,617
11
43.886
6
6
37
2
12
157
1
16
13
9
44
15
103
7
17
4
2
10
3
272
3
7.443
2.138
18
17
80
9
50
215
6
1
128
6
45
52
95
116
370
48
96
6
14
9
2
32
3
14
698
6
5.514
?.977
24
23
117
11
62
372
7
1
144
6
58
61
139
131
473
55
113
10
16
9
2
42
3
17
970
9
2
12.957
l.g??.,
28
7
13
167
1
66
80
187
386
21
9.^?9
37
77
187
5
531
19
29
104
311
500
1,978
4,234
20,458
6,466
266
10
12
4,817
7,306
11
1
3,978
13
7
541
3,487
1,942
49
1
4
1,585
368
1
3,830
261
210
9
8
901
287
7,317
2,203
259
10
12
2,486
655
1
3
10
253
11^.552
10,078
2,553
3
i,838
1,053
6
583
1
437
30
394
l". ???
3,063
1,710
4
493
5,598
5
3,392
12
100
9.660
65
84
200
5
698
20
29
170
391
687
2,364
4,255
40
647
30.929
13,141
4,263
7
2,331
6,651
11
3,975
13
537
United States Department of Justice
Imnigration and Naturalization Service
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TABLE 32 . PASSENGERS DEPARTED FROM THE UNITED STATES TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES,
BY COUNTRY OF DEBARKATIONi YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959 (Cont'd)
/Exclusive of Canadian travel over land borders/
Page 3*
Dv sea and hv air
~Bv sea
By air
Country of
debarkation
Aliens
Citi-
zens
Total
Aliens
Citi-
zens
Total
Al lens
Citi-
zens
Total
North America
Canada
Green 1 and
Mexico
St. Pierre and Mlquelon
West Indies
Bahamas
Bermuda
British Virgin Islands
Cuba
Dominican Republic ...
Guadeloupe
Haiti
Martinique
Netherlands West Indlei
The West Indies
Barbados
Jamaica
Leeward Islandsi
Antigua ,
MontsoiTfit
St. Christopher ...
Trinidad & lobago ...
Windward Islands!
tvimlnlca
Grenada
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Central America ,
British Honduras
Canal Zone & Panama ...
Costa Rica
El Salvador
Guatemala
Hondura s
Nicaragua
South America
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
British Guiana ,
Chile ,
Colombia
Ecuador
French Guiana
Pa raguay
Peru
Surinam (Neth. Guiana) ..
Uruguay
Venezuela
Cruise
Bermuda
Caribbean
Europe and Mediterranean.
Other countries
Southern South America ..
Flag of Carrleri
United States
Foreign
347,902
14,606
58
55,532
. z^'^.s??
24,900
17,787
10,366
132,490
8,396
1,046
4,739
976
6,295
36,3^9
22,190
3,040
35
774
6,024
7
61
392
17
34.323
626
9,796
3,214
4,131
9,535
3,351
3,670
84.358
8,582
698
13,102
587
4,680
14,585
3,980
60
100
5,771
205
418
32,090
7.879
393
6,945
246
239
56
311,469
574,444
725.871
Iip73i773
41.814
53.550
95.364
306,088
11,411
4,234
148,927
21
.. 518 .. )42
26,017
4,292
204,459
21
76 1.521
144,598
98,573
3,262
163,149
17,531
794
10,528
1,213
6,156
68.338
5,197
49,279
4,252
72
887
8,016
53
135
189
228
47.136
169,498
116,360
13,628
295,639
25,927
1,840
15,267
2,189
12,451
104,72 6
6,365
2
469
33.461
2,599
429
43.322
8,964
2
897
76.783
9,241
56
55,063
209.919
672.321
8,812
4,234
148,499
21
474.820
9,037'
71,477
7,292
107
1,661
14,070
60
196
581
245
81.459
895
2,381
10,129
18,409
234
134
437
19
300
524
10,437
12,936
3,178
11,596
240
3
943
5
798
3.196
11,332
15,317
13,307
30,004
474
137
1,380
24
1,098
3.710
857
25,870
2,614
2,508
9,731
3,292
2,264
66.476
6,062
684
11,125
310
2,834
7,741
2,410
41
134
5,385
178
445
29,127
135.692
13,259
111,193
6,701
3,028
1,502
966,517
772,529
1,483
35,666
5,828
6,639
19,265
6,643
5,934
151.334
40
101
65
12
140
135
18
13
1.517
431
1,824
17
27
72
584
9
222
7.201
471
1,925
87
3')
212
719
27
235
8.718
24,005
15,406
237
114,082
8,162
912
4,302
957
5,995
35.864
3,900
22,097
2,975
23
634
5,889
7
43
392
4
32.90'.
134,161
85,637
84
151,553
17,291
791
9,585
1,209
5,359
65.152
14
19
33
860
6,345
7,205
35
67
102
52
2
54
129
160
289
417
603
1,020
10
5
15
14,644
1,382
24,227
897
7,514
22,326
6,390
101
234
11,156
383
863
61,217
143.561
U.977
2,925
3,342
20
646
303
87
161
4
125
4,364
7.879
9.480
1,999
2,399
9
782
284
328
347
10
169
3,154
135.682
21.457
612
8,936
3,179
4,079
9,406
2,934
3,660
72.8R1
4,766
47,455
4,235
45
815
7,467
53
126
189
6
39.935
4,923
5,741
29
1,428
587
415
508
14
294
7,518
143.561
5,657
698
9,760
567
4,034
14,282
3,893
60
100
5,610
201
293
27,726
838
19,525
2,547
2,506
9,571
2,689
2,259
5^.996
4,064
684
8,726
301
2,052
7,457
2,092
41
134
5,038
169
276
25,973
13,651
119,138
6,947
3,267
1,558
1,277,986
1,346,973
393
6,945
246
239
56
31,643
193,000
13,258
111,193
6,701
3,029
1,502
130,375
323,871
13,651
118,138
6,947
3,267
1,558
162,018
517,671
279,826
380,644
836,142
448,658
978.4 09
17,053
4,290
203,562
21
684.738
158,166
101,043
321
265,635
25,453
1,703
13,887
2,165
11,353
1 01.016
8,566
69,552
7,210
68
1,449
13,351
60
169
581
10
7 . 2. 7"!
1,450
28,461
5,726
6,585
18,977
5,623
5,919
129.877
9,721
1,382
18,486
868
6,086
21,739
5,975
101
234
10,648
369
569
53,699
1,115,968
829,302
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
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TABLE 33. PASSENGER TRAVEL BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES,
BY PORT OF ARRIVAL OR DEPARTURE i YEAH ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
^Exclusive of Canadian travel over land border?/
Port
ARRIVED ....
Agana, Guam
Anchorage, Alaska ..•
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Brownsville, Tex
Charleston, S, C
Chicago, 111
Detroit, Mich
Honolulu, T. H
Houston, Texas ,
Jacksonville, Fla. ...
Key West, Fla
Los Angeles, Cal# ...,
McGuire A.F.B,, N. J.
Miami, Fla
Montreal, Can ,
New Orleans, La
New York, N. Y
Norfolk, Va ,
Philadelphia, Pa
Port Everglades, Fla.
Quebec, Can
San Antonio, Tex
San Francisco, Gal. ..
San Juan, P. R
Seattle, Wash
Tampa, F la
Vancouver, Can. ......
Virgin Islands
Washington, D. C
West Palm Beach, Fla.
Other ports #•
DEPARTED
Agena, Guam
Anchorage, Alaska ....
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Brownsville, Tex
Charleston, S. C
Chicago, 111
Detroit, Mich
Honolulu, T. H
Houston, Texas
Jacksonville, Fla. ...
Key West, Fla
Los Angeles, Cal
McGuire A.F.B. , N. J.
Miami, Fla
Montreal, Can
New Orleans, La
New York, N. Y
Norfolk, Va
Philadelphia, Pa
Port Everglades, Fla.
Quebec, Can
San Antonio, Tex
San Francisco, Cal. ..
San Juan, P. R
Seattle, Wash
Tampa, Fla
Vancouver, Can
Virgin Islands
Washington, D. C
West Palm Beach, Fla.
Other ports
By sea and by air
Aliens
1,061,132
6,622
16,792
1,558
12,486
322
2,450
12,290
3,432
47,460
9,686
436
25,150
36,814
8,342
180,765
398
18,906
520,968
1,493
1,717
15,176
3,992
10,461
31,533
47,564
10,098
4,832
1,084
14,825
1,193
8,288
3,799
885.913
8,971
16,042
681
22,385
624
1,460
7,715
3,564
50,778
8,583
85
27,671
33,503
1,583
165,463
2,819
16,093
427,093
654
385
14,051
8
4,109
3,801
35,179
4,200
4,476
20
16,283
463
2,351
4,820
Citi-
zens
1,804,435
11,045
2,858
2,636
32,344
842
11,335
34,134
9,066
56,052
21,920
888
31,252
62,019
59,150
312,279
113
43,339
867,020
3,260
5,236
42,456
5,924
30,887
39,480
42,885
12,471
5,700
736
6,525
9,545
26,870
14,168
1-739.046
18,780
3,013
1,508
52,836
2,049
10,975
32,237
11,633
66,672
23,647
508
32,472
65,083
59,160
291,196
3,719
44,066
839,111
2,503
2,218
34,909
8
10,545
10,132
36,776
11,130
6,153
317
10,643
5,163
26,318
23,566
Total
17,667
19,650
4,194
44,830
1,164
13,785
46,424
12,498
103,512
31,806
1,324
56,402
98,833
67,492
493,044
511
62,245
1,387,988
4,753
6,953
57,632
9,916
41,348
71,013
90,449
22,569
10,532
1,820
21,350
10,738
35,158
17,967
2.624.959
27,751
19,055
2,189
75,221
2,673
12,435
39,952
15,197
117,450
32,230
593
60,143
98,586
60,743
456,659
6,538
60,159
1,266,204
3,157
2,603
48,960
16
14,654
13,933
71,955
15,330
10,629
337
26,926
5,626
28,669
28,386
Aliens
272,473
1,799
40
1,045
1,700
40
323
17
36
14,057
623
282
13,027
8,542
4,329
398
2,185
164,521
1,273
676
10,653
3,992
14,145
10,480
2,825
317
854
12,127
7
382
1,778
225.443
1,960
577
4,345
67
302
15,320
139
52
17,524
9,874
3,689
2,819
2,239
137,923
647
212
9,808
8
2,021
1,531
1,582
248
10,647
7
346
1,556
By sea
Citi-
zens
474,4 00
2,588
1,064
2,638
5
2,890
64
76
10,098
369
347
8,374
3,519
49,627
113
4,268
332,014
1,297
l,3lb
9,285
5,924
15,241
4,991
4,341
262
308
3,906
713
8,763
454.246
1,808
721
6,168
58
1,734
10,788
143
96
9,966
7,666
47,611
3,719
7,932
329,965
807
316
2,423
8
5,515
697
4,068
176
3,374
1
919
7,567
Total
746,873
4,387
40
2,109
4,338
45
3,213
81
112
24,155
992
629
21,401
12,061
53,956
511
6,453
496,535
2,570
1,991
19,938
9,916
29,386
15,471
7,166
579
1,162
16,033
7
1,095
10,541
679.689
3,768
1,298
10,513
125
2,036
26,108
282
148
27,490
17,540
51,300
6,638
10,171
467,888
1,454
528
12,231
16
7,536
2,228
5,650
424
14,021
8
1,265
9,123
Aliens
788,659
4,823
16,752
513
10,786
282
2,127
12,273
3,396
33,403
9,263
154
12,123
28,272
8,342
176,436
16,721
356,447
220
1,041
4,523
10,461
17,388
37,084
7,273
4,515
230
2.698
1,186
7,906
2,021
660.470
7,011
16,042
104
18,040
557
1,158
7,715
3,564
35,458
8,444
33
10,147
23,629
1,583
161,774
13,854
289,170
7
173
4,243
4,109
1,780
33,648
2,618
4,228
20
5,636
456
2,005
3,264
By air
Citi-
zens
1,330,035
2,118,694
8,457
2,858
1,572
29,706
837
8,445
34,070
8,990
45,954
21,551
541
22,878
58,500
59,150
262,652
39,071
535,006
1,963
3,921
33,171
30,887
24,239
37,894
8,130
5,438
428
2,619
9,545
26,157
5,405
l. ?94 . 8 Qe.
16,972
3,013
787
46,668
1,991
9,241
32,237
11,633
55,884
23,504
412
22,506
57,417
59,160
243,585
36,134
509,146
1,696
1,902
32,486
10,545
4,617
36,079
7,062
5,977
317
7,269
5,162
25,399
15,999
Total
13,280
19,610
2,085
40,492
1,119
10,572
46,343
12,386
79,357
30,814
695
35,001
86,772
67,492
439,088
55,792
891,453
2,183
4,962
37,694
41,348
41,627
74,978
15,403
9,953
658
5,317
10,731
34,063
7,426
1.945.270
23,983
19,055
891
64,708
2,548
10,399
39,952
15,197
91,342
31,948
445
32,653
81,046
60,743
405,359
49,988
798,316
1,703
2,075
36,729
14,654
6,397
69,727
9,680
10,205
337
12,905
5,618
27,404
19,263
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
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TABLE 34. INSULAR TRAVEL - PUERTO RICO, VIRGIN ISLANDS, AND HAWAII:
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30 1950 - 1959
Class of travel
Arrived in Puerto Rico
from Virgin Islands i
Aliens I
By air
By sea
Cltizensi
By air
By sea
Departed from Puerto Rico
to mainlandi
Aliens 1
By air
By sea
Cltizensi
By air
By sea
Departed from Puerto Rico
to Virgin Islands t
Aliens :
By air
By sea
Cltizensi
By air
By sea
Arrived in Hawaii from
insulars i
Aliens i
By air
By sea •
Cltizensi
By air
By sea
Departed from Hawaii
to mainlandi
Aliens I
By air
By sea
Cltizensi
By air
By sea
Departed from Hawaii
to insulars I
Aliens 1
By air
By sea
Cltizensi
By air
By sea
1/ Incomplete reports.
1950-
1959
16,308
368
459,97'!
15,657
125,153
768
2,474,095
19,144
15,452
131
481,656
15,975
4,232
492
45,081
15,502
202,537
16,409
1,161,694
224,014
9,503
209
56,825
3,361
1950
690
6
21,966
1,199
5,251
100
114,206
3,301
625
6
21,705
1,669
285
22
6,214
472
3,800
403
49,572
20,831
134
8
3,698
234
1951
836
14
25,656
1,982
6,459
69
141,659
2,362
750
3
24,330
1,944
174
17
5,476
458
6,943
503
63,813
19,064
131
1
4,237
293
1952
1,119
14
35,187
2,369
9,475
153
194,587
3,093
1,001
16
33,889
2,198
426
6
7,285
365
12,000
608
79,415
23,803
137
1
4,607
334
1953
1,393
7
37,244
1,119
12,697
107
224,946
2,896
1,393
50
36,567
4,561
2,160
54
8,613
2,579
1954
1,154
86
39,051
3,399
12,535
80
233,431
2,228
1,098
2
38,685
1,713
182
42
4,191
4,872
6,184i/24,943
602 1 632
47,232^86,679
23,810
313
1
8,156
373
22,993
178
7
2,539
416
1955
1,398
51
40,240
1,715
14,484
66
227,932
1,878
1,379
6
42,412
1,183
205
14
4,054
1,868
18,402
1,382
126,105
17,661
122
7
2,958
104
1956
1,740
76
49,316
1,682
14,721
97
269,935
1,688
1,447
10
52,453
1,383
147
121
2,617
696
26,893
1,104
160,684
8,030
550
65
5,084
335
1957
2,445
79
61,834
1,371
17,531
33
322,330
714
2,196
3
64,906
636
363
74
2,657
1,805
37,694
3,998
189,932
21,047
2,588
11
8,377
7
1958
2,306
9
63,335
313
15,404
17
340,142
460
2,257
4
73,599
293
191
32
2,203
2,070
38,151
4,484
206,265
43,587
3,091
29
10,019
632
1959
3,227
26
86,145
508
16,596
46
404,927
524
3,306
31
93,110
395
99
110
1,771
317
27,527
2,693
151,997
23,188
2,259
79
7,150
633
72
TABLE 35. ALIENS WHO REPORTED UNDER THE ALIEN ADDRESS PROGHAM,
BY MAJOR STATES OF RESIDENCE AND NATIONALITY: DURING 195"
Nationality
Total
California
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
All
other
Total
2,948,594
528,275
199,482
129,474
167,920
151,587
552,468
118,589
127,803
241,661
721,435
Afghanistan
204
3,134
1
559
9,415
8,560
42,580
4,016
10,181
17
• 1,746
5,702
1,508
393
22
312,851
153
3,237
42,514
11,059
3,200
50,592
24,239
186
13,873
9,099
6,045
4,810
5,698
254
15,754
37,922
259, 157
233
51,848
4,178
3,099
4,155
53,253
1,094
5,387
1,059
5,934
2,007
61,491
16,657
267,354
74,015
3,958
8,085
35
55
1
113
1,805
2,575
4,356
15
1,412
388
941
171
64
2
63,095
26
455
14,663
1,166
1,150
1,781
1,147
6
3,875
45
1,177
3,504
495
29
1,452
5,360
26,934
11
4,220
1,935
62
151
5,191
215
849
126
1,582
238
5,099
1,340
17,909
25,606
494
1,501
17
191
5
501
485
3,641
164
621
129
324
■ 196
43
1
8,150
12
129
2,205
554
91
1,833
3,007
9
992
127
401
106
623
19
451
1,547
29,783
12
5,751
157
144
98
3,759
42
562
99
387
174
3,962
494
16,014
2,283
613
355
4
783
2
293
220
937
383
26
443
35
34
29,183
11
95
1,383
204
62
485
198
4
258
37
54
31
95
10
1,760
1,357
5,453
11
4,113
66
50
65
1,128
44
341
39
159
41
7,325
388
18,362
804
108
287
16
333
31
202
347
1,843
339
1,517
49
166
223
30
3
39,303
7
79
627
165
51
460
1,244
6
624
85
80
24
170
10
1,844
2,523
15,591
10
3,346
60
50
24
3,880
25
395
58
352
604
1,857
634
12,011
1,054
551
308
5
121
2
513
317
3,380
22
742
60
688
58
4
5,746
5
180
1,012
371
66
5,103
1,905
3
515
184
280
35
821
3
358
1,883
20,352
2,322
40
33
63
7,545
110
150
30
174
40
3,813
892
29,812
992
225
193
39
552
318
3,287
1,169
11,790
52
1,967
15
450
1,558
279
34
1
39,517
25
1,113
10,787
4,528
761
23,904
4,346
37
1,906
7,121
2,493
278
1,851
85
2,703
10,591
54,848
51
13,050
354
2,312
1,338
14,477
224
875
197
1,103
271
24,742
10,039
98,044
3,800
444
551
3
130
81
252
•31*.
3,113
513
383
27
175
196
11
1
8,115
10
48
727
70
36
310
3,544
6
272
35
59
11
244
11
583
1,025
16,178
9
3,402
58
14
23
9,548
5
341
38
145
59
1,784
559
10,323
1,015
231
296
3
115
5
413
290
• -4,520
2,129
398
39
230
69
11
1
5,557
13
100
1,078
274
42
670
3,999
1
280
32
96
47
115
9
204
1,163
15,423
27
2,927
50
35
18
5,574
22
416
30
160
33
4,216
525
22,161
1,047
142
297
•J
204
210
392
2
217
90
148
5
4
2
3,245
1
97
853
197
104
387
394
2
197
25
99
104
26
36
835
5,800
1
463
207
6
204
442
37
125
19
97
40
578
117
1,180
1,224
159
188
82
740
, _.
Hjabian Peninsula .
12
1,835
Australia /.,......
Austria '..:,;
Austria - Hungary .
2,632
8,608
780
2,541
2
483-
2,019
375
Burma ,...,.
158
11
110,829
48
941
C^ilna
9,179
3,530
Costa Rica
837
25,559
Czechoslovakia ....
4,455
112
Denmark
Dominican Republic.
4,843
1,408
1,305
El Salvador
570
1,248
77
Finland
6,353
10,537
Germany
78,795
91
r
12,254
1,240
Haiti
383
2,171
11,708
359
2,232
423
1,765
507
Ireland
Italy
8,115
1,678
41,538
36,130
990
3,999
73
TABLE 35. ALIENS WHO REPORTED UNDER THE ALIEN ADDRESS PROGRAM,
nV MAJOR STATES OF RESIDENCE AND NATIONALITY] DURING 1959 (Cont'd)
Not ionfllity
Total
:al;forni i
Illinois
f-'assachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
All
other
Iios
IB
27,956
5,338
479
190
5Q
33,547
810
207
503,958
29
736
5
29
45,514
7
2,027
25,093
8,136
1,478
1,098
8,424
350
4,543
60,720
163,836
31,780
122
10,531
132
709
118
20
361
17,213
214
28,558
14,127
1,554
49
337
10,803
1,575
4,824
259,617
7,241
641
78,949
5,558
438
255
42,422
36,505
18.305
2
1,131
579
15
28
14
613
155
21
191,305
6
95
4
3
11,715
1
657
2,875
5,775
249
188
1,431
71
1,181
17,565
3,533
10,295
26
580
39
7
14
3
3
4,039
3
4,834
3,871
145
4
37
1,366
352
642
40,592
552
118
6,711
354
46
66
4,580
2,810
728
2,028
145
42
5
2
8,898
125
18
27,209
1
39
2,201
67
2,003
92
83
156
215
9
320
1,185
25,673
51
4
1,620
7
32
281
3,803
532
63
21
18
511
76
172
12,795
117
21
8,152
174
39
4
8,809
159
1,147
550
19
4
4,549
16
5
237
7
12
797
74
585
25
56
73
136
10
85
365
11,289
12,037
5
97
13
7
4
191
1
1,284
352
92
2
15
809
83
371
10,505
8
30
3,476
146
13
169
973
1,437
3,052
380
29
3
5
3,084
29
28
4,^50
6
20
3
6,910
57
867
jn
188
245
95
14
83
435
18,445
61
5
1,161
437
6
495
5
2,439
595
98
2
14
1,333
48
428
19,609
767
14
1,943
428
28
28
2,382
2,302
1,253
1,120
182
8
4
2
1,408
15
2
291
2
30
1
3,714
72
1,329
57
42
26
177
6
153
554
14,957
1,691
38
583
1
12
9
8
1,484
45
971
839
19
5
17
438
75
391
15,000
115
29
7,269
235
2
1
1,488
3,293
896
1
3,783
724
142
91
14
3,885
138
40
2,331
6
290
2
5,340
4
210
6,811
762
194
132
3,926
76
984
2,685
37,532
1,685
10
2,514
-
244
31
10
144
3,843
23
4,480
3,120
149
15
157
2,557
350
950
50,262
235
259
25,453
1,658
50
131
4,693
14,150
4,463
1,645
525
42
5
3
1,744
29
9
2,055
19
1,402
44
231
36
53
26
118
105
599
9,840
88
3
1,506
9
37
292
7
485
447
37
415
18
175
12,180
150
12
3,420
122
10
11
7,057
4,810
4,411
1,511
301
16
1
2
2,622
17
10
941
17
1,078
22
293
44
38
35
154
19
72
585
13,147
246
2
770
4
9
402
1
468
397
81
6
490
87
323
12,308
775
12
5,854
214
8
6
4,052
3,833
421
75
183
11
4
45
26
5
213,142
24
725
53
149
117
48
27
260
20
112
420
494
46
1
50
4
2
12
310
205
165
55
8
158
29
169
4,906
61
9
217
183
1
2
109
197
52
15
7,363
1,659
155
I \by;i
45
Liechtenstein
17
6,699
Luxembourg
Mr.laya, Fed. of ...
259
68
62,197
1
190
Mai)i-ii
-
[.)pp,il
21
NethnrI TnHs
New Guinea
Mev« Zealand
"orwny
12,631
2
751
9,950
1,208
Piklst^n
527
190
1,912
125
1,443
Philippines
Pnland
36,075
28,826
5,579
RhorlesU, So
28
1,550
Sacr.o3, Western ....
San Marino
Saudi ArrTbl a
'jomaliland
So. West Africa ..
71
39
7
115
5,875
Sudan
128
9,588
Switzerland
Thailand
Trieste
3,819
814
63
Turkey
Un. of So. Africa .
United Arab Rep, . .
United K.inndom ....
U. 0. possessions .
2,716
457
1,204
70,450
4,461
137
U.S.S.H
15,454
2,044
241
6
Yugoslavia
8,973
4,137
4,485
74
TABLE 36. ALIENS WHO REPORTED UNDER THE ALIEN ADDRESS PROGRAM, BY STATES OF RESIDENCE
AND SELECTED NATIONALITIES! DURINf, 1959
-snrs —
of
residence
Total
Canada
Germany
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Poland
United
Kingdom
U.S.S.R.
All
other
Total
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia •■••
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota •.
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada •••••.
New Hampshire •■•••■
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota ,
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina <
South Dakota •••.....
Tennessee <
Texas ,
Utah ,
Vermont
Virginia ,
Washington ,
West Virginia ,
Wisconsin ,
Wyoming ,
U. S. Terr. & Poss.i
Guam
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
2.9''8.W
31^.851
?&9.1»7
63.2!)3
61.491
267.354
71.015
503.958
163.636
259.617
7B.949
894.203
4,541
2,444
33,781
2,324
528,275
19,645
78,271
5,948
18,204
74,164
8,197
4,794
199,482
30,577
10,745
10,377
5,504
13,428
19,848
26,811
129,474
167,920
23,464
2,894
20,317
4,915
7,481
4,174
10,437
151,587
12,440
562,468
8,029
2,834
118,589
6,051
18,463
127,803
17,756
3,715
2,262
5,090
241,661
13,298
7,787
17,592
51,597
6,969
34,435
2,125
7,276
52,389
5,129
2.913
426
722
3,219
212
63,095
1,448
8,969
599
837
16,511
701
948
8,160
2,478
950
768
414
732
15,060
1,751
29,183
39,303
3,916
287
1,285
1,454
436
657
5,489
5,746
421
39,617
832
957
8,115
561
5,464
5,557
2,900
401
303
681
3,246
1,294
5,609
1,612
16,337
261
1,917
210
20
654
113
13
__
1,196
395
881
482
26,934
3,380
6,818
850
1,389
4,153
2,564
480
29,783
4,032
1,961
1,874
1,616
1,227
543
4,185
5,463
15,591
3,191
405
3,654
594
1,458
359
530
20,352
701
54,848
1,583
429
16,178
1,165
1,710
15,423
704
758
541
814
5,800
2,623
281
3,779
3,875
549
10,194
195
41
493
130
13
41
39
113
19
5,191
497
2,623
160
287
623
57
64
3,759
1,300
120
173
151
183
33
584
1,128
3,880
299
8
649
73
65
21
53
7,546
35
14,477
169
15
9,548
68
237
5,574
56
130
38
106
442
36
37
495
470
489
989
19
66
46
20
5,099
195
1,987
190
255
532
102
35
3,962
332
137
122
67
112
219
510
7,325
1,857
216
40
375
14
87
43
229
3,813
36
24,742
93
17
1,784
51
260
4,216
586
51
27
20
578
8
50
265
470
40
136
28
121
20
194
107
17,909
1,081
16,634
540
1,257
1,613
155
89
16,014
794
313
125
159
1,518
378
2,710
18,362
12,011
318
177
2,020
133
189
283
160
29,812
171
98,044
149
13
10,323
68
591
22,161
3,743
49
19
278
1,180
284
221
526
1,359
1,351
1,440
92
194
135
238
125
25,606
907
256
50
462
517
268
285
2,283
448
143
632
339
253
151
537
804
1,064
278
97
438
140
136
104
88
992
215
3,800
522
40
1,015
279
734
1,047
89
191
64
239
1,224
696
43
539
3,207
100
399
76
148
21,364
13
1
54
54
25,250
166
191,305
3,933
115
40
417
895
83
418
27,209
4,966
1,108
2,793
68
677
35
144
237
4,250
626
81
1,682
308
965
750
11
291
9,135
2,331
112
49
2,055
809
587
941
24
21
39
92
213,142
1,791
21
178
1,538
129
1,278
■=.64
5
47
139
46
24
111
82
3,533
585
10,601
874
275
804
102
39
25,673
2,311
229
121
89
147
293
2,114
11,289
18,445
899
23
1,169
120
254
25
830
14,957
30
37,632
86
62
9,840
100
210
13,147
1,244
53
30
90
494
20
252
443
496
670
2,820
25
836
195
1,221
419
40,592
1,475
6,968
1,140
2,557
11,113
1,457
417
12,795
2,906
1,449
1,049
835
1,634
974
2,594
10,505
19,609
1,596
480
2,231
289
603
407
705
16,000
633
60,262
1,526
139
12,180
794
1,747
12,308
1,856
847
254
879
4,906
1,478
431
3,496
4,605
603
2,216
197
31
440
308
2,430
15
17
117
37
6,711
1,051
3,517
226
489
546
60
60
8,152
801
263
224
40
40
247
1,825
3,476
1,943
752
16
769
145
461
23
288
7,269
10
25,453
38
144
3,420
89
474
6,854
330
24
50
67
217
13
107
309
530
207
930
82
1,546
797
2,437
656
142,300
5,093
19.783
1,279
9,979
36,857
2,648
1,959
61,692
10,209
4,072
2,496
1,726
6,905
1,915
9,857
41,702
49,967
11,373
1,280
6,045
1,645
2,827
1,502
2,054
44,809
1,053
201,262
2,919
969
44,131
2,067
6,449
40,575
6,224
1,190
897
1,824
10,432
5,055
735
5,950
18,710
2,570
12,116
637
7,026
29,206
4,346
451
75
TABLE 37- DECLARATIONS OF INTENTION FILED, PEriTIONS FOR NATURALIZATION FILED, PERSONS
NATURALIZED AND PETITIONS FOR NATURALIZATION DENIED: YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, I907 - I959
Period
Declara-
tions
filed
Petitions
filed
Persons naturalized
Civilian
Military
Total
Petitions
Denied
1907 - 1959.
1907 - 1910....
1911 - 1920....
1921 - 1930..,.
1921
1922
1923
1921)^
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931 - 19*10....
1931
1932
1933
1931+ ,
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
I9i)0
19itl - 1950....
19*^1
191^2
19^+3
19kk
191+5
191+6
191+7
19h8
191+9
1950
1951
1952
1953
1951+
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
8, 519; 571
8,107,816
7.079. 58U
510.307
7.589.891
1+17.818
526, ^ gg
161+. 0^6
-111*138
J-LU23a
17,702
2.686.909
1.^81.381^
88ti..672
Zkh^lOQ
1,128,972
118,7^5
2,709,011+
303,901+
273, 511
296,636
lt2l^, 51*0
277,218
277, 539
258,295
25I+, 588
280, 6U5
62,138
1,881^,277
1 , 36 9 ,1+ 79
106, 272
101, 31+5
83,01^6
108,079
136, 521+
11(8,118
176,195
150,673
155,691
203, 536
920,28tt
2257123
221,796
115, 66h
kQ,36Q
31,195
28,787
37,771
60,187
6!t,866
93, 527
91,1+97
111,1^61
23, 558
9,100
10,855
12,870
15,911
16, 196
16,115
195, 531+
162,638
165,168
177,117
162,258
172,232
2to, 339
2I4O, 321
255, 519
113,151
1,716.979
163,656
160,979
137,975
11)0,31)0
152,1+57
11+6,239
195,1+93
228,006
22U, 197
167,637
56,206
17,636
9,1+68
7,109
10, 170
92
1+,311
5,11+9
531
1,71)0
1 ; 773; 185
181,292
170, kkj
11+5,081+
150, 510
152,1+57
1I+6, 331
199,801+
233,155
22l+,728
169,377
165,1+93
1.637.11;
11+5,
131,062
112,629
117,125
131, 378
167, 127
165,1+61+
175,1+13
213,1+13
278,028
1.1+98.573
11)0,271
136, 598
112, 368
110,867
118,91+5
11)0,781+
162,923
158, 1I+2
185,175
232, 500
19,891
3,221+
2
995
2,802
1)81
2,053
3,936
3,638
2,760
1.518.1+61+
11+3,1+95
136,600
113,363
113,669
118,91+5
11+1,265
l6i+,976
162,078
188,813
235,260
1,938,066
277,807
31+3,1+87
377,125
325,717
195,917
123,861+
88,802
68,265
71,01+1+
66,038
1.837.229
275,71+7
268,762
281, 1+59
392,766
208,707
13i+,8l+9
77,1+1+2
69,080
61+, 138
61+, 279
11+9,799
1,51+7
1,602
37, 1+7I+
1+9,213
22,695
15,213
16,1+62
1,070
2,1+56
2,067
1,987.028
277,291+
270, 36I+
318,933
1+1+1,979
231, 1)02
150,062
93,901+
70,150
66, 591+
66, 31+6
61,631+
911,086
98, J 28
130,722
213, 508
137,701
11)0, 51+7
117, 31+1+
109,270
53,71+1
87,070
90,1+76
10l+,o86
197, 568
138, 681
137, 198
118,950
102, 623
975
1,585
1,575
13,7^5
11,958
7,201+
81+5
916
1,308
5l+,7l6
88,655
92,051
117,831
209, 526
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138,01+3
119,866
103,931
18,981
29,076
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15,613
13,271+
11,91+6
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9,068
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5,1+78
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1,133
2,765
3,121+
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5,630
6,51+9
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7,769
8,31+8
13,656
7,297
9,782
6,575
3,953
2,887
2,271
2,276
2,395
2,163
2,300
2,081+
l+,571
3,935
2,91+8
2,688
2,208
76
TABLE 38. PERSONS NATURALIZED, BY GENERAL AIJD SPECIAL NATURALIZATION PROVISIONS
AND COUNTRY OR REGION OF FORMER ALLEGIANCE l
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
/See also Table 45 for detalleH figures by naturalization provislonj^/
Persons naturalized
Country or region
of former
aUeqlance
Total
number
Under
general
natural-
ization
provi-
5 Ions
Married
to
U. S.
citizens
Chi Idren
of U. S.
citizen
parents
Military
Other
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
British Empire
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rurrania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China 1/
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Lebanon
Phi lippines
Other Asia 3/
North America
Canada . .•
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies l/ .
Central America 3/ ...
Sovith America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America 3/
Africa 3/
Australia
New Zealand
Stateless
Miscellaneous
103.921
74,613
1,510
528
10,990
82
1,474
629
523
405
1,920
18,442
2,457
1,444
3,163
8,079
1,634
1,132
2,078
941
7,603
976
632
533
681
768
312
3,205
2,121
301
8,313
1,395
89
150
946
3,094
209
416
283
1,506
225
18.035
10,324
5,147
1,319
278
967
1,093
196
143
244
121
102
67
220
415
260
61
931
210
_I1.210
56,742
976
449
8,231
70
1,273
497
467
320
1,225
11,417
1,579
1,313
2,801
5,521
1,539
1,064
1,759
800
7,190
602
598
364
586
639
226
3,083
1,920
233
3.659
859
43
86
718
743
140
54
193
684
139
14.640
8,166
4,548
1,040
247
639
826
159
109
189
105
62
50
152
265
147
41
801
109
19.512
5.632
1.308
13,408
3,673
425
64
2,449
4
122
106
29
65
616
4,959
592
67
177
2,214
36
30
253
110
207
142
64
150
69
105
80
71
144
58
3.279
101
13
206
22
15
19
17
65
1,862
275
32
148
313
44
26
46
25
84
227
11
14
19
8
1
34
39
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1.028
277
40
56
209
1,947
54
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74
445
66
2.264
140
4
6
17
352
14
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12
220
12
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1.448
382
210
15
209
189
570
123
33
9
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53
32
25
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7
50
126
104
16
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43
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TABLE 40.
PERSONS NATURALIZED, BY COUNTRY OR REGION OF FORMER ALLEGIANCE AND MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP i
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country or region
of former
allegiance
Total
natu-
rallzed
EE
!% %
,„ I
^ C W
a. c
o ™
All countries
Hurope
Austria
Belgium
British Empire
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands ...
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland ...
Turkey
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia ....
Other Europe ..
Asia
China l/
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan tJ ....
Korea
Lebanon
rhilippines ..
Other Asia 3/
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies 3/
Central America 3/ ..
South America
Argentina
Colombia
Other South America 3/.
Africa 3/
Stateless & miscellaneous
103.931
7". 1^13
1,510
523
10,990
82
1,474
629
523
405
1,920
18,442
2,457
1,444
3,163
8,079
1,634
1,132
2,078
941
7,603
976
682
533
681
768
312
3,205
2,121
301
8.313
1,395
89
150
946
3,094
209
416
203
1,506
225
18.035
10,324
5,147
1,319
278
967
1.093
196
244
653
415
l,4r,2
7,413
470
3.409
6.635
2.111
11.826
1,626
4.505
5.128
123
62
897
22
136
70
72
24
136
1,085
122
141
273
272
174
95
221
96
429
24
39
42
73
108
55
241
73
23
595
Ji22.
6
4
12
6
11
1
4
60
7
4
5
18
3
3
53
6
51
14
3
8
11
11
2
19
7
2-212
42
15
372
72
31
10
11
44
371
184
58
54
220
38
23
104
31
259
12
33
15
17
40
18
91
36
11
372
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126
31
1,029
2
82
31
62
16
126
1,322
86
83
390
214
140
101
130
49
336
22
39
14
40
52
7
167
100
13
280
l. ?^9
105
32
47
160
53
28
16
31
94
29
1.312
5
7
1
27
1
1
4
2
84
126
5
13
74
60
22
5
29
19
19
687
1,030
103
90
22
59
P7
63
20
1
470
131
56
12
18
56
28
4
11
83
46
4
1
23
69
11
1.293
37
12
299
32
24
6
2
32
336
41
30
40
81
18
12
52
16
108
6
21
7
15
16
7
56
16
6
184
7.W
92
56
883
8
130
87
43
65
113
1,807
205
158
211
1,103
186
113
203
159
1,027
66
83
36
74
68
20
333
308
30
319
9-137
127
58
975
10
162
56
57
36
187
1,484
273
209
278
1,603
197
189
162
86
1,579
143
97
89
65
40
35
502
405
33
569
l.?12
19
1
284
34
8
11
21
26
293
21
17
182
57
29
11
25
28
92
15
10
4
18
32
3
39
26
6
39
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90
28
870
8
138
38
39
31
191
1,128
253
112
409
512
138
67
138
47
540
25
58
51
45
63
17
278
207
31
570
J^_
3
2
23
2
5
3
1
4
10
42
8
2
18
14
5
5
42
2
27
26
4
12
2
14
2
6
3
1
90
3-305
28
2
7
48
24
18
16
32
9
527
20
1
10
103
48
24
2
16
76
19
1.482
148
2
8
113
118
24
10
31
90
25
1.819
10
248
152
4
3
39
112
9
7
12
212
20
1.006
5
5
2
14
2
1
57
4
250
36
33
108
60
141
17
14
25
29
53
B96
133
HI
29
124
386
103
21
4
13
21
978
308
118
20
58
73
791
484
321
80
143
112
107
80
17
7
37
16
463
282
158
25
78
57
31
215
2
2
24
37
60
29
102
13
9
51
26
125
17
29
66
40
149
y Includes Formosa.
tJ Includes Arab Palestine.
3/ Independent countries.
19
12
262
3
45
23
15
10
40
393
65
63
173
838
74
48
48
40
504
10
23
56
23
17
8
195
183
17
249
2
8
78
4
4
127
19
854
221
602
16
3
12
26
6
3
17
9
62
80
TABLE 41, PERSONS NATURALIZED, BY COUNTRY OR REGION OF FORMER
ALLEGIANCE, SEX, AND AGE t YEAR ENDED JUNE 3D, 1959
Country or region of
former allegiance
Total
persons
naturalized
Males
Total
Under
18
years
18-
19
years
20-
29
years
30-
39
years
40-
49
years
50-
59
years
60-
69
years
70-
79
years
80
years
and
over
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
British Empire
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China 1/
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan
Korea
Lebanon
Philippines
ether Asia 2/
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies 2/ ..
Central America 2/ , ...
South America ,
Argentina
Colombia
Other South America Tj .
Africa 2/
Stateless & miscellaneous
103,931
74,613
1,510
528
10,990
82
1,474
629
523
405
1,920
18,442
2,457
1,444
3,163
8,079
1,634
1,132
2,078
941
7,603
976
682
533
681
768
312
3,205
2.121
301
8.313
1,395
89
150
946
3,094
209
416
283
1,506
225
10,324
5,147
1,319
278
967
1.093
196
244
653
415
1,462
43,719
2,805
1,494
6,958
31,346
1.833
457
209
3,852
54
649
311
248
162
614
6,043
1,334
708
1,107
4,066
791
572
1,005
464
4,062
483
334
328
297
329
144
1,496
1,095
132
3.306
654
62
88
525
550
146
149
l-;o
825
167
4,090
2,504
630
116
342
532
107
105
320
186
667
58
5
94
7
6
10
6
29
977
128
18
72
162
17
14
12
14
35
99
9
7
14
4
16
14
6
479
1.129
5^292
75
1
7
158
4
113
4
104
8
438
339
59
11
3
26
14
9
32
12
19
111
16
6
34
7
31
305
34
32
7
71
82
48
60
6
86
15
15
5
3
5
57
60
2
76
26
46
571
5
85
37
44
23
150
1.228
389
101
193
891
153
101
170
61
405
82
42
39
24
42
4
135
225
20
385
221
59
8
18
73
12
56
6
21
94
38
1,038
136
39
19
9
18
31
507
274
140
27
90
98
7
9
15
4
33
20
27
51
24
121
12,626
8,576
5,925
3,696
1,408
211
9,460
6,255
93
65
1,305
19
227
120
45
34
201
1,611
323
174
481
1,501
139
96
340
177
1,296
87
106
107
74
170
46
333
239
51
806
4,154
76
39
903
13
141
63
66
41
84
932
176
142
220
605
144
127
225
103
1,285
56
57
48
65
52
26
311
225
25
496
100
20
524
5
93
41
23
27
77
708
111
149
80
395
161
102
123
60
608
55
72
50
52
27
13
271
196
11
527
2,411
697
102
67
8
248
7
62
27
23
18
36
222
117
69
37
318
69
67
59
29
282
68
26
43
42
23
41
275
108
15
342
22
5
76
4
15
6
3
5
4
48
52
18
17
104
21
14
14
10
57
19
6
22
20
5
14
88
27
1
173
124
28
43
153
26
57
7
56
237
75
1,902
118
6
16
131
27
21
22
138
15
1,567
1,164
311
279
37
111
177
1,095
278
105
23
66
111
115
4
5
108
122
3
7
146
13
lj^069
104
5
5
32
102
5
2
16
59
12
846
41
8
8
89
5
11
8
3
509
539
439
54
14
23
67
218
604
15
3
6
28
33
420
5
1
6
36
31
110
30
201
25
18
68
32
115
4
5
19
10
59
6
17
3
2
17
1
2
10
4
5
18
3
3
2
3
7
1
1
2
3
1
10
1
1
20
7
80
1
Includes Formosa.
Independent countries.
81
TABLE 41. PERSONS NATURALIZED, BY COUOTRY OR REGION OF FORMER
A:,LEGIAI*:E, sex, and AGE: year ended JUNE 30, 1959 (Cont'd)
Country or region of
former allegiance
Females
Total
Under
18
yeer^
18-
19
years
20-
29
years
30-
39
years
40-
49
years
50-
59
years
60-
69
years
70-
79
years
80
years
and
over
Not
reported
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
British Empire
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China \J
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan
Korea
Lebanon
Philippines
Other Asia 2/
North Amerl ca
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies 2/
Central America 2/
South America
Argentina
Colombia
Other South America 2/ . . .
Africa 2/
Stateless and miscellaneous
\/ Includes Formosa.
2/ Independent countries.
60.:ig
43,267
1,053
319
7,138
28
825
318
275
243
1,306
12,399
1,123
736
2,056
4,013
843
560
1,073
477
3,541
493
348
205
384
439
168
1,709
1,026
169
5,007
741
27
62
421
2,544
63
267
143
681
58
10,353
6,234
2,643
689
162
625
561
89
139
333
229
795
2,526
1,570
14.470
18,228
9,102
7,764
5.013
1,333
170
1,661
1,238
10,704
13.015
6,198
5,804
3,687
842
41
6
86
11
6
3
10
28
842
142
11
80
136
19
11
16
9
38
102
2
9
5
6
1
17
22
2
500
8
7
123
32
6
25
6
28
347
32
31
16
75
84
63
51
13
102
24
23
1
7
5
65
62
2
51
246
68
1,836
4
93
73
44
36
431
3,976
229
109
775
908
160
120
240
86
468
73
57
50
58
92
15
181
232
44
1.628
54
3
5
8
187
10
137
6
84
6
303
4
9
3
2
2
2
20
1
231
174
3
19
79
1,077
21
67
24
146
18
1,823
189
59
18
2
35
30
131
54
21
6
19
20
1,206
243
161
28
185
115
9
23
3
5
12
3
27
17
28
70
61
139
326
137
2,297
8
229
103
56
56
512
4,461
236
168
436
936
163
115
317
117
1,147
61
96
39
89
170
32
371
272
65
1.840
114
52
1,188
8
116
62
71
47
116
1,376
156
123
283
659
160
84
238
90
619
57
63
26
73
71
28
229
170
19
409
156
26
989
5
184
41
38
43
123
955
160
153
296
748
161
84
142
97
516
80
61
36
68
58
43
357
163
21
320
132
19
475
122
13
32
37
56
343
137
107
129
518
81
66
60
50
540
78
38
36
60
28
35
397
84
14
211
28
4
126
2
36
12
6
7
11
77
28
30
32
119
13
15
6
13
104
15
8
6
20
6
13
87
17
1
41
290
15
17
130
988
24
39
29
291
17
2,793
1,960
276
284
58
215
186
135
4
7
84
56
2
6
14
95
6
2,228
1,492
437
135
46
118
121
55
2
8
68
103
2
5
31
40
6
1,461
21
2
35
110
1
10
27
3
2
1,020
6
18
1
1
8
2
2
423
815
537
55
16
38
55
341
655
10
6
8
32
77
338
4
94
11
I
2
2
1
17
1
3
8
13
1
2
3
2
6
2
1
3
3
1
5
4
64
18
44
1
29
51
106
59
335
20
30
71
39
107
12
9
34
30
94
82
TABLE 41A. PERSONS NATURALIZED, BY SEX, ^AARITAL STATUS, AGE,
AND MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP: YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1955 - 1959
Marital status, age,
and occupation
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
Total naturalized
Sex and marital status:
Ma les
Single
Married
Widowed
Divorced ■
Unknov/n
Fema les
Single
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Unknown
Median age (years) :
Both sexes ■
Males
Fema les ■
Major occupation group:
Professional, technical, and kindred workers
Farmers and farm managers
Managers, officials, and proprietors,
except farm
Clerical, sales, and kindred workers
Craftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers .....
Operatives and kindred workers
Private household workers ■
Service workers, except private household ...
Farm laborers and foremen
Laborers, except farm and mine
Housewives, children, and others with no
occupation
209,526
145,885
138,043
119,866
95.850
25,548
65,613
3,070
1,549
70
113,676
14,150
85,521
11,400
2,506
99
41.9
41.5
42.3
12,855
1,843
9,009
15,839
18,985
28,710
5,860
20,101
1,820
9,623
84,881
64,962
18,159
43,780
1,825
1,101
97
80,923
60,289
51,350
14,972
42,805
1,391
1,093
28
77,754
13,314
36,019
1,106
891
20
68,516
10,084
62,426
6,612
1,706
95
39.0
40.1
37.0
10,335
898
5,105
11,063
13,277
17,572
3,011
14,225
1,643
6,847
61,909
10,874
59,495
5,571
1,734
80
38.4
39.9
36.9
10,453
915
5,237
11,709
13,868
19,062
2,732
10,113
1,007
5,793
57,154
10,255
52,404
4,384
1,429
44
36.2
38.8
35.6
8,364
592
4,025
9,929
11,772
16,238
2,133
8,828
785
5,262
51,938
103,931
43,719
12,076
29,928
888
806
21
60,212
9,342
45,725
3,872
1,253
20
37.0
38.4
35.7
7,413
470
3,409
8,746
9,692
11,826
1,626
7,291
638
4,505
48,315
83
TAPIE 1»2 ,
PERJOdS MATURAI-IZED, DY JTATES OR TERRITORIES OF RESIDtNCEl
YEARS ENDED JUKE 30, 1950 - 105°
State or territory
of residence
IQSn 1Q51 1952 1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1953
1959
Total ,
Alaba:^3
Alas^-fl
Arir.nna
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connetticut
Delaware
District of Columbia ,
F lorida
Georgia
Idaho
I llinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
I ouisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
"ichigan
Minnesota
f'ississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New f.'.exico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakoti
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Vi rginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
U. S. terr. and other;
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
All other
66,346
9;, 051
117,831
?09,5?6
Clz
145,885
138,043
119,866
103, "31
140
95
341
44
9,498
358
1,753
90
466
957
200
85
3,367
577
329
198
198
245
475
489
4,861
3,475
567
60
502
166
156
68
318
3,742
125
20,499
183
93
2,254
160
451
2,443
521
93
89
106
1,353
125
232
413
1,176
175
623
69
1,087
55
62
144
126
78
283
52
7,879
381
1,093
59
371
1,276
126
93
2,201
403
257
265
107
270
591
558
3,436
2,763
545
86
451
136
170
55
252
2,700
134
17,990
210
138
1,386
234
278
2,312
419
74
73
105
1,192
81
224
456
1,032
112
515
58
512
57
36
25
231
104
387
108
12,258
533
2,864
178
615
1,524
553
156
2,942
1,048
445
340
290
411
737
949
6,593
5,288
722
HI
726
236
253
106
431
4,131
164
27,120
359
108
2,855
305
601
4,028
707
134
91
222
1,989
162
258
712
1,755
244
796
80
526
78
35
56
197
206
537
94
12,728
492
2,941
102
497
1,757
374
147
4,236
848
379
348
235
582
802
975
5,768
4,848
829
118
551
194
232
124
554
4,143
215
29,780
OQO
148
2,611
208
431
4,461
699
147
282
1,641
207
301
770
1,724
197
883
56
760
108
67
137
299
360
793
124
15,533
1,170
3,446
201
884
2,844
407
274
6,395
1,016
511
334
461
498
1,093
2,016
8,054
7,368
959
189
643
416
416
175
650
5,436
229
31,118
787
231
2,972
268
842
4,657
958
170
216
202
2,452
612
419
827
3,000
268
981
120
3,143
163
150
81
574
370
621
176
36,358
1,086
6,294
334
1,152
3,028
696
291
10,394
1,930
527
714
505
713
992
2,260
11,692
9,146
1,811
198
1,831
348
521
255
722
14,164
353
61,677
661
286
7,156
281
1,527
8,767
1,467
262
191
448
5,075
973
542
1,133
2,855
493
2,182
66
2,741
168
104
415
379
445
420
192
21,194
1,301
3,338
218
1,013
2,548
858
192
11,205
1,653
971
738
979
462
524
2,002
6,293
6,750
1,935
173
1,303
310
917
150
489
9,014
445
37,612
681
158
5,306
521
1,044
5,843
844
256
235
473
4,782
671
242
1,303
2,370
322
2,075
234
1,865
171
49
367
284
288
822
142
18,991
1,384
3,620
305
1,017
2,345
582
194
10,010
2,164
878
522
634
514
4 79
1,832
5,889
6,778
1,944
113
1,116
322
711
264
391
10,055
307
35,432
452
353
6,630
359
894
6,147
720
242
223
327
3,835
509
281
1,313
2,082
205
1,286
131
1,287
140
83
215
301
219
690
123
16,269
1,110
2,917
231
661
2,245
1,254
174
9,470
1,460
725
568
360
482
401
1,472
5,462
6,017
1,198
146
1,043
299
671
170
340
8,779
338
28,898
480
237
6,053
400
752
5,197
671
271
205
274
4,170
650
201
1,013
2,160
278
649
140
1,220
154
108
90
326
204
760
126
14,944
998
2,439
197
632
2,212
500
191
7,063
1,465
489
1,029
397
482
436
1,290
4,727
5,568
955
123
919
300
428
259
431
7,316
324
23,988
524
167
3,810
446
872
4,325
572
266
113
300
4,386
634
233
1,149
1,990
135
836
75
,111
125
70
274
84
TABLE 13. PERGONS NATURALIZED, DY lil'ECIFIEn COUHTRTE;; 01- FORMER ALI.EGIAHCE AND RY RURAL
AND URBAN AREA AND CITY: YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
/Rural: Population of less than 2,500. Urban: Popi)lation of 2,500 - 99,999.
Cities: Population of 100,000 or more/
Class of place and city
All
countri es
British
Empire
Hermanv
Italy
Poland
Mexico
All
other
Total
Rural
Urban
Cities: Total
Ariz., Phoenix
Calif., Long Beach ....
Los Angeles ...
Oakland
San Diego
San Francisco .
Colo., Denver
Conn., Bridgeport ....
Hartford
New Haven
D. C, Washington ....
Fla., Miami .........
Ill . , Chicago
Ind., Indianapolis ..
La. , New Orleans . . .
Md., Baltimore
Mass., Boston
Fall River
Springfield ...
Worcester
Mich., Detroit
Grand Rapids ..
Minn., Minneapolis ...
St. Paul
Mo., St. Louis
Nebr., Omaha
N. J., Elizabeth
Jersey City ...
Newark
Paterson
Trenton
N. Y., Buffalo
New York
Rochester
Syracuse
Yonkers
Ohio, Akron
Cincinnati ....
Cleveland
Colunibus
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown ....
Ore., Portland
Pa., Philadelphia ..
Pi ttsliLirnh . . . .
H. I., Providence ....
Tex., El Paso
Houston
San Antonio . . .
Utah, Salt Lake City
Wash., Seattle
Tacoma
Wise, Milwaukee
Other cities
U. S. terr. and poss. ...
All other
103.931
10.990
10.3;'4
IB. 44:
H.079
5.147
6.417
1.594
214
235
105
402
42.018
52.874
376
246
3,134
330
42B
1,948
420
210
402
203
632
676
4,866
196
1B6
538
203
108
210
212
2,253
284
381
173
415
162
209
362
504
370
298
593
17,302
528
215
222
119
270
?16
163
70
205
203
397
,49'1
415
207
960
290
591
438
725
217
507
4,426
1,707
915
1,
1,
5.665
8.727
2.485
5.509
3.595
7.641
4.952
4.924
49
32
359
43
66
188
43
14
54
27
76
104
234
25
24
59
20
2
23
8
236
8
32
8
17
16
19
24
41
26
26
32
2,314
59
14
22
16
15
60
37
11
18
15
42
194
50
12
33
27
35
32
51
17
18
482
127
82
85
85
469
25
85
89
16
9
54
6
25
82
119
5
11
15
33
5
31
49
519
18
49
19
19
10
5
b
16
11
3
100
353
55
20
7
10
22
29
7
4
23
8
111
31
a
12
15
10
7
14
256
35
9
475
65
37
41
28
257
35
41
203
101
24
39
23
113
52
798
51
33
103
11
3
29
13
265
23
63
39
141
29
33
34
73
57
38
83
2,046
122
39
35
24
109
195
41
23
58
17
64
276
84
12
151
47
97
185
70
61
235
768
126
354
10
3
83
10
16
105
9
38
56
47
36
12
350
8
13
38
41
2
27
22
155
2
3
3
45
4
30
80
93
97
24
77
2,445
88
29
45
10
12
59
15
5
4
28
13
152
79
65
7
7
11
4
13
B
13
289
6
30
7
1
106
7
6
38
26
39
83
27
27
14
94 9
9
2
78
7
2
17
25
418
9
18
11
19
13
20
66
94
34
50
127
1,446
32
23
19
9
8
248
4
1
23
54
7
240
34
6
3
14
8
2
17
2
32
343
11
33
2.241
5
1
104
10
3
132
13
5
9
5
18
7
290
9
45
9
2
6
3
40
29
6
10
4
20
30
88
48
54
52
789
50
30
11
1
20
2
98
13
4
1
6
1
3
16
1
5
102
2
7
2.228
39
1
1
1
1
2
4
2
616
73
337
4
1
1
1
278
11
21
40.141
2.228
14.419
21.784
76
14
522
16
45
56
21
4
3
44
1
5
4
1
28
2
3
5
5
1
103
82
1,234
184
166
1,137
191
81
97
68
333
402
2,082
87
98
241
82
92
77
91
597
222
184
82
159
85
82
122
199
97
93
122
7,869
111
60
81
50
102
605
55
26
70
83
150
503
145
96
134
106
95
194
301
92
194
1,689
1,359
351
85
TABLE 44. PERSONS NATURALIZED, BY COUNTRY OR REGION OF BIRTH AND YEAR OF ENTRY!
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country or region
of birth
Total
natural-
Ized
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
i254.
X£ai_£
). 953
entry
1952
1951
laso.
1940-
1949
1930-
^93?
1920-
1929
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Ruman 1 a
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Un i ted Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China l/
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Philippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other VJest Indies
Central America
Other North America *...
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Other South America ....
Africa
Australia and N. Zealand .
Other countries
\] Includes Formosa.
2/ Includes Arab Palestine.
73.142
1,607
580
1,964
643
429
1,694
17,514
2,394
1,656
3,378
7,828
1,669
1,193
1,864
941
8,658
934
1,033
587
631
754
321
7,948
3,071
2,489
1,362
9.217
1,495
93
149
137
185
2,945
231
446
1,529
2,007
19.370
9,403
5,148
1,255
2,144
1,101
319
1.139
184
123
237
114
104
50
327
564
335
164
185
983
1,632
20,571
13,647
10,182
6,792
84
528
4
3
3
1
7
44
6
1
3
3
65
13
4
6
4
1
35
258
22
2
5
27
2
7
5
19
31
3
15
2
4
2
45
5
334
l. l-<8
2.650
35
3
24
4
68
631
44
7
11
55
3
12
4
19
49
2
6
1
4
3
140
1
13
9
429
89
10
46
8
9
101
1,468
205
17
34
239
2
4
26
9
36
50
16
21
1
8
13
191
9
18
20
925
5.671
5.817
209
19
92
44
28
160
2,185
344
39
117
1,134
13
14
83
41
140
85
75
64
23
31
41
515
37
89
49
1.351
180
33
205
66
37
154
1,867
158
90
285
1,073
20
20
139
65
373
69
63
53
29
66
24
534
89
57
749
15.487
353
202
430
182
122
344
5,191
196
288
1,066
1,650
59
73
701
239
1,286
93
146
87
113
252
40
1,652
286
246
190
1.086
10-1'>0
8.446
166
84
351
94
47
193
2,666
212
359
395
566
139
98
324
98
1,167
54
300
55
77
133
17
1,120
420
820
185
863
106
57
185
55
28
109
1,254
516
354
178
471
402
176
164
78
2,045
39
191
47
37
55
13
505
569
616
196
418
4.926
55
20
89
45
10
89
474
47
122
192
213
619
210
75
76
1,052
32
74
20
32
36
6
331
447
282
278
255
9.122
90
115
234
65
49
330
708
192
116
478
760
368
450
232
164
1,507
117
71
64
103
85
15
1,933
438
163
274
1.064
_221
23
4
46
3
14
18
139
54
16
89
153
6
2
9
15
50
24
8
24
7
11
12
131
12
20
33
204
3.461
61
15
105
33
35
52
475
142
63
425
531
18
15
39
77
225
81
^3
110
44
61
567
125
39
26
636
69
9
3
3
1
131
2
15
84
17
73
22
7
2
3
2
277
1
49
52
14
83
55
8
3
13
9
487
13
193
83
61
263
170
13
33
28
54
572
40
80
201
160
979
82
6
25
9
21
308
22
25
133
118
1.113
131
18
39
35
54
220
73
32
131
353
3.501
41
11
5
12
24
271
33
9
132
325
2.366
51
2
2
9
2
81
15
4
41
211
0x200
52
1
1
6
5
9
2
2
25
152
717
428
15
16
15
9
41
18
5
293
224
3.243
2
17
4
1
85
20
499
20
8
2
13
26
4
29
41
13
3
7
19
10
134
38
10
44
37
21
491
108
80
208
81
11
80
546
145
166
146
91
19
2,091
230
380
396
271
133
289
1,505
169
154
372
139
27
190
800
87
92
131
65
25
75
426
74
58
83
60
16
47
1,699
681
249
328
254
32
191
250
189
7
39
5
9
29
163
1
6
1
145
4
4
203
109
2.621
932
1,400
33
213
25
16
55
11
3
5
2
8
U
5
3
4
5
3
3
6
31
4
3
6
7
6
2
15
43
87
25
14
72
24
63
28
IB
4
80
158
37
13
26
22
36
27
22
13
45
94
197
22
9
12
9
3
3
7
12
86
TABLE 45. PERSONS NATURALIZED, BY GENERAL AND SPECIAL NATURALIZATION PROVISIONS:
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1957 - 1959
Naturalization provisions
1957
1958
1959
Total
General provisions
Special provisions
Persons married to U. S. citizens
Children, including adopted children, of U. S.
citizen parents
Former U. S. citizens who lost citizenship by
marriage •
Philippine citizens who entered the United States
prior to May 1, 1934, and have resided continuously
in the United States
Persons who served in U. S. armed forces for
three years
Persons who served in U. S. armed forces during
World War I or World War II
Lodge Act enlistees
Persons serving in U. S. armed forces after
June 24, 1950 (in U. S.) 2/
Persons who served on certain U. S. vessels
Former U. S. citizens who lost citizenship by entering
the armed forces of foreign countries during
World War II
Nationals but not citizens of the United States
Persons naturalized under private law
Other
138,043
119,866
114,827
23,216
94,380
25,486
18
3
,212
,779
211
6
229
469i/
147
71
32
15
12
33
19,353
4,966
150
247
487
173
9
48
9
21
7
16
103,931
77,230
26,701
19,512
5,632
121
26
730
399
179
58
15
14
3
12
1/1957 figures include naturalization of Lodge Act enlistees (Act of June 30, 1950),
2/ Act of June 30, 1953 (P.L. 86).
87
TABLE 46. CERTIFICATES OF CITIZENSHIP GRANTED,
BY COUNTRY OR REGION OF BIRTH AND REASON FOR CLAIM:
YEAR ENDED JUME 10, 19^'^
Country or reoion
of birth
Total
1/
R e a s on for claim
All countries
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Yuaos lavia
Other Europe
Asia ,
China l/
Hong Konq
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Phi lippi nes
Other Asia
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies
Central America
Other North America
South America
Argentina
Colombia
Other South America
Africa
Australia and New Zealand .
Other countries
1/ Includes Formosa,
2/ Includes Arab Palestine.
j/ See Tables 1(7 and Ijf?.
25,162
6,907
7.420
3,601
5,506
86
Q20
">30
16,856
3,129
5.525
2,605
4,369
202
792
192
343
147
86
417
4,962
360
319
257
2,794
176
161
437
207
939
234
184
06
269
110
47
1,776
1,069
269
214
1.963
540
28
28
37
120
420
67
30
333
355
^.325
31
14
35
12
132
376
144
22
54
1,119
4
Q
13
23
59
133
15
17
10
1
6
337
a
37
18
823
287
14
18
4
7
279
14
16
118
66
248
55
154
66
24
65
747
118
137
100
1,076
31
45
131
86
519
47
108
46
107
36
27
680
754
82
36
545
138
25
53
20
18
94
1,153
35
33
33
230
40
21
39
22
103
-)o
10
11
25
20
3
257
54
55
59
259
293
83
68
45
13
98
2,063
36
83
33
125
86
70
246
31
158
13
21
16
91
42
399
71
89
94
277
46
3
16
12
13
17
40
12
23
in
117
1
6
3
27
51
13
13
5
28
9
2
62
111
2
4
2,760
155
6
5
8
24
43
15
4
107
178
1,241
45
3
3
15
19
37
13
10
30
34
660
45
3
9
69
54
21
27
47
840
?10
3,432
1,319
164
256
147
7
242
1,102
1,470
67
83
46
1,000
97
40
58
37
409
96
32
75
48
731
38
26
30
15
63
97
98
8
5
1
1
72
30
140
169
85
21
4
20
32
21
11
11
10
14
24
14
23
3
37
36
10
1
16
2
4
1
13
5
3
7
35
1
3
1
6
20
1
4
1
10
55
1
18
10
1
1
88
TABLE 47. CERTIFICATES GRANTED TO PERSONS WHO DERIVED CITIZENSHIP THROUGH PARENTAGE OR MARRIAGE,
RY COUNTRY OR REGION OF BIRTH AND YEAR DERIVED l
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country or region
of birth
Total
IQfiQ
1958
1 Q'Sf.
1055
Year HeriveH
195'!
1953
195D
1951
1950
1940-
1949
1930-
1939
1920-
1929
Before
1920
All countries
18,255
880
3,62Q
1,715
909
1,090
617
309
249
160
913
1,924
3,240
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands ...
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland . . .
Turkey
United Kinadpm
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia . . . .
Other Europe . .
13,727
675
2,787
1,375
825
907
184
158
81
526
1,235
2.586
761
178
308
147
74
285
,086
216
297
203
,675
172
152
424
184
879
101
169
79
259
109
41
,439
.061
232
lOf,
46
11
5
8
3
29
357
7
2
5
34
4
23
3
5
1
3
3
9
10
85
7
6
7
192
44
40
24
14
77
1,361
28
48
28
154
34
23
118
33
63
8
12
57
29
269
23
51
4Q
Asia
China j/ . . .
Hong Kong . .
India ......
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/ . .
Korea
Phi lippines
Other Asia .
1,140
109
26
15
15
5
41
643
28
22
71
27
16
50
7
35
4
7
10
16
6
2
107
21
46
37
84
43
7
14
9
1
21
393
7
19
10
38
30
21
30
3
47
6
6
11
38
23
16
22
35
9
20
4
7
442
6
20
8
40
42
33
21
12
64
6
3
10
4
49
29
16
20
166
4
12
3
20
8
12
35
5
23
1
4
3
9
3
1
56
9
3
8
63
51
31
19
10
32
10
22
3
2
21
129
16
8
7
113
19
5
25
12
9
4
5
6
1
59
3
5
North America
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Other West Indies . .
Central America . . . .
Other North America
253
14
10
33
113
141
53
14
220
289
3,065
10
120
52
18
20
8
37
29
564
97
102
1
3
12
1
9
8
117
50
3
25
25
1
1
5
17
5
30
11
266
South America
Argentina
Colombia
Other South America . .
Africa
Australia and New Zealand
Other countries
2,330
340
107
173
101
5
153
84
11
10
6
14
444
38
25
33
24
36
195
7
14
21
12
80
8
3
17
49
1
156
82
7
11
10
10
17
9
41
22
4
11
190
46
14
48
347
4
2
25
15
98
18
27
9
19
8
6
176
39
25
15
120
64
3
1
3
3
5
6
18
17
535
458
45
5
13
14
21
129
29
90
20
12
29
112
51
86
43
576
13
19
48
35
350
15
55
22
49
16
19
268
435
46
19
146
26
1
2
6
3
3
1
14
90
473
385
47
9
18
10
4
12
6
1
5
14
7
2,436
1/ Includes Formosa.
2/ Includes Arab Palestine.
89
TABLE 48. CERTIFICATES OF CITIZENSHIP GRANTED TO PERSONS WHO ACQUIRED CITIZENSHIP AT BIRTH ABROAD,
BY COUNTRY OR REGION OF BIRTH AND YEAR ACQUIREDi
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1959
Country or reqlon
of birth
Total
1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953
Year acquired
1952
1951
1950
1940-
1949
1930-
1939
1920-
1929
All countries
Europe
Austria
Beloium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R.
Yugoslavia
Other Europe
Asia
China 1/
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Japan
Jordan 2/
Korea
Philippines
Other Asia
North America
Canada
"eyico
Cuba
Other West Indies
Central America
Other North America
South America
Argentina
Colombia
Other South America
Africa
Australia and New Zealand .
Other countries
1/ Includes Formosa,
2/ Includes Arab Palestine.
6,907
3,129
31
14
35
12
132
876
144
22
54
1,119
4
9
13
23
59
133
15
17
10
1
6
337
8
37
18
823
287
14
18
4
7
279
14
16
118
66
2.760
1,102
1,470
57
83
46
2
84
17
119
323
296
207
134
125
106
1,355
2,279
618
66
193
219
no
191
130
60
49
25
347
19
130
26
149
18
142
12
130
1
9
80
39
11
38
49
37
69
32
30
3
4
5
46
17
26
20
37
9
76
16
2
8
107
2
2
7
25
2
3
68
152
1,222
213
2
1
20
6
18
18
96
14
27
800
3
4
4
9
42
64
11
7
2
1
36
2
25
10
184
22
40
1
20
41
39
2
1
44
798
106
3
5
3
14
11
3
22
17
839
1
3
10
3
4
4
22
1
7
100
1
2
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5
17
2
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2
13
4
6
3
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68
1
5
1
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OF HABEAS CORPUS IN EXCLUSION
YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1950 -
mo DEPORTATION CASES:
1959
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Action taken
1950-
1959
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
Total writs of
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347
394
386
359
391
253
160
105
128
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INTRODUCTED AND LAWS ENACTED, 75TH CONGRESS
TO 86TH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION
Congress
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Laws
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85th
84th
83rd
82nd
81st
80th
79th
78th
77th
76th
75th
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4,364
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3,669
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429
163
430
601
293
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