Appendix A: ESTIMATING INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION--A SYNOPSIS Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census Internet Release date: June 20, 1997 CATEGORY EFFECT on METHOD of PREPARING IMMIGRATION ESTIMATES CENSUS NATIONAL STATES/COUNTIES/PLACES A. CATEGORIES OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION ASSIGNED TO SPECIFIC AREAS IN U.S. 1. Legal Yes Directly from 1980 Census Distribution with Immigration INS Data; about Proration to National Estimate 600,000 per year 2. Undocumented Yes Demographic Analysis; 1980 Census Distribution with Immigration a constant of 200,000 Proration to National Estimate per year 3. Emigration Yes Demographic Analysis; 1980 Census Distribution with a constant of 160,000 Proration to National Estimate for per year Immigrants; Native born emigrants subsumed in tax match operation 4. Puerto Rican Yes Airline Passenger 1980 Census Distribution with Migration Data; up to 40,000 Proration to National Estimate per year B. CATEGORIES OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION NOT ASSIGNED TO SPECIFIC LOCATIONS IN U.S. 5. Armed Forces Yes Dept. of Defense Subsumed in Tax Matching Process and Dependents stock data; near zero for most of 1980's but over 200,000 for Desert Storm Appendix A: (cont'd) ESTIMATING INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION--A SYNOPSIS CATEGORY EFFECT on METHOD of PREPARING IMMIGRATION ESTIMATES CENSUS NATIONAL STATES/COUNTIES/PLACES B. CATEGORIES OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION NOT ASSIGNED TO SPECIFIC LOCATIONS IN U.S. (cont'd) 6. Civ. Federal Yes OMP stock data; Subsumed in Tax Matching Process Employees and about 20,000 per Dependents year to U.S. 7. Non Federal Yes None Probably subsumed in Tax Matching Employees and Process Dependents 8. Students Yes None Probably subsumed in Tax Matching Process 9. Visitors No None None