North Dakota now boasts the highest rate of domestic in-migration in the country.
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Granted, there is social expense, disruption and even danger from unchecked in-migration, especially if it is illegal.
The entire Texas miracle can be chalked up to immigration and in-migration.
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His comments follows controversial remarks made by the Plaid Cymru councillor Simon Glyn about the effects of English in-migration.
In-migration refers to people moving into a place from other countries and states, rather than people born to those already there.
According to the migration figures of the 1993 Census, this Region is equally affected by in-migration (i.e. 20.9%) as Region 1.
This decline could be attributed to the high in-migration of 4.6% to this part of the country, recorded during the 1993 Census.
From a peak net in-migration of 70, 000 in 1993, the inflow declined steadily to 45, 000 in 1997, and is expected to drop further.
Thanks to a combination of in-migration and people not leaving when they retire, the population of over-65s in the district has increased from 14, 500 to 19, 600 since 2001.
In the '90s, most of the growth in the Hispanic population was due to in-migration, but today births are the driving force, said David Drozd, research coordinator at the Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Nebraska in Omaha.
In some parts of the country the decline in out-migration may be a welcome sign.
California's housing boom coincided with a large increase in out-migration, as expensive housing drove residents to neighbouring states.
These areas have enjoyed strong net-in migration of educated workers, and have poached companies from more expensive regions.
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Most scientific evidence points to a major decrease in smolt-to-adult survival, which occurs in the migration corridor and in ocean and estuary habitat, he said.
In 2010, 34% of rural migrant workers left their factory jobs to move back home, according to the most recent data available from the Rural-Urban Migration in China and Indonesia project at Australian National University.
On 7 December 2009, Mrs Bokova opened the Permanent Forum of Arab-African Dialogue in Cairo, on the theme of Arab-African Migration.
The two governments have co-operated in the past about migration and drugs and could do so again.
The most important factor slowing the out-migration of Californians in 2008 to 2011 was that home prices fell more in California than in the U.S. overall, making California more affordable relative to the rest of the country than during the housing bubble.
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The offer of the bus fare, an amount which most of the men could have saved up to pay for themselves, led to a 22-percentage-point increase in the probability of migration.
In addition, by partnering with the King Baudouin Foundation in organizing a civil society day, Belgium has underscored the crucial role played by non-State actors in the dynamic of migration and development.
In 2006, the city had a net loss of 153, 828 residents through domestic out-migration, compared to a decline of 141, 047 in 1993, with every borough except Brooklyn experiencing a higher number of out-migrants in 2006.
West says trains have an important place in African-American history -- from symbolism in Negro spirituals to a real conveyance for the mass migration of blacks moving to the North in the 1930s, '40s and '50s.
In 2011, as a result of a two-day workshop on Internal Migration and Human Development, UNESCO and UNICEF launched the Internal Migration in India Initiative (IMII) to support the social inclusion of migrants in the economic, social, political and cultural life of the country, using a three-legged approach combining research, policy and advocacy.
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Factor in the migration of skilled labor from mid-wage occupations to lower-paying ones, and many skilled workers are unable to find decent and relevant work.
However, it also suggests that such convergence can be expected to take place over many decades and, in the short run, enhanced rural-urban migration might even widen the income divide between the countryside and cities.
The large numbers of herd animals -- wildebeest, zebra, antelope -- and the drama of the migration attract many visitors to Kenya and Tanzania -- but in places like the Ngorongoro Crater you are likely to see many other vehicles during a game drive.
The housing bust and the recession have slowed migration to fast-growing states in the Sun Belt and the West.
But as Greenspan noted, the economy-sapping migration toward housing was global in nature.
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Italy has just apologised to Libya and paid reparations for colonialism (in exchange for energy deals and co-operation on migration).
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