Christians Dominate Migration, Jews Dominate

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The Religious Composition of the World’s Migrants

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More than 280 million people, or 3.6% of the world’s population, are international migrants meaning they live outside their country of birth.

Muslims accounted for 29% of all living migrants, followed by Hindus ( 5% ), Buddhists ( 4% ) and Jews ( 1% ) Muslims account for a larger share of migrants than the U.S. population.

People without a religion make up a smaller percentage of migrants ( 13% ) than of the global population ( 23% ) China is the most common origin country for religiously unaffiliated migrants, and the U.S. is their most common destination.

Of the major religious groups, Jews are by far the likeliest to have migrated.

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