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International migrants in 2000 to 2017.

International migrants in 2000 to 2017. OgYE3
The chart illustrate all out figure of international migrants in four various countries ( USA, Russia, Germany and India ) in two periods 2000 to 2017. The table gives proportion about population of migrants in each country in last period. Overall, at the starting of the time the USA got the highest figure of migrants while Russia and Germany were lowest then the USA. Nevertheless, India was the lowest country during both period. In the period given, the highest number of migrants got by the USA nearly 35 millions, whereas, Russia was just over 10 millions, following by Germany by just under 10 millions migrants. Nevertheless, the lowest number of migrants got by India, around 5 millions. In addition in 2017 the number of migrants in the USA had increased to reached 50 millions migrants. However Russia still the same figure while Germany has increased just over 10 millions on the other hand India got a slight decline. In 2017, 13. 5 per cent of population got by the USA, while Germany got the highest percentage by 14. 7 per cent. Whereas Russia and India were the lowest two percentage by 8. 2 per cent for Russia and 0. 4 per cent got by India.
The chart
illustrate
all out figure of international
migrants
in four various countries
(
USA, Russia, Germany and India
)
in two periods 2000 to 2017. The table gives proportion about population of
migrants
in each country in last period.

Overall
, at the starting of the time the USA
got
the highest figure of
migrants
while Russia and Germany were
lowest
then the USA.
Nevertheless
, India was the
lowest
country during both period.

In the period
given
, the highest number of
migrants
got
by the USA
nearly
35
millions
, whereas, Russia was
just
over 10
millions
, following by Germany by
just
under 10
millions
migrants
.
Nevertheless
, the
lowest
number of
migrants
got
by India, around 5
millions
. In
addition
in 2017 the number of
migrants
in the USA had increased to reached 50
millions
migrants
.
However
Russia
still
the same figure while Germany has increased
just
over 10
millions
on the other hand
India
got
a slight decline.

In 2017, 13. 5 per cent of population
got
by the USA, while Germany
got
the highest percentage by 14. 7 per cent. Whereas Russia and India were the
lowest
two percentage by 8. 2 per cent for Russia and 0. 4 per cent
got
by India.
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