To highlight the best states for immigrants and the ones that have the most room to improve, SmileHub compared each of the 50 states based on 16 key metrics. The data set ranges from the size of the immigrant population to the share of foreign-born entrepreneurs to the number of hate crime incidents per capita.
Most Immigrant-Friendly States | States in Need of Improvement |
| 1. Virginia | 41. Missouri |
| 2. Georgia | 42. Nevada |
| 3. Nebraska | 43. Louisiana |
| 4. Arkansas | 44. Colorado |
| 5. North Carolina | 45. Vermont |
| 6. Kentucky | 46. New Mexico |
| 7. Utah | 47. Arizona |
| 8. Texas | 48. Hawaii |
| 9. Wisconsin | 49. Oregon |
| 10. Delaware | 50. Alaska |
Key Stats
- California has the highest share of immigrants – 15.6 times higher than West Virginia, which has the lowest share.
- Montana has the highest share of foreign-born entrepreneurs – 4.2 times higher than Rhode Island, which has the lowest share.
- California has the most community support charities per capita – 8.4 times more than New Hampshire, which has the fewest charities.
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