For those of you who are fans of “40 Maps that Explain the World” and other similar visual cartographic representations, this is a really interesting article/bunch of maps about the difference between immigration and domestic migration in the major cities of the states.  It’s pretty interesting to see where many people immigrate to versus where Americans migrate to.  New York, no surprise, experiences a “huge net influx of immigrants that offsets the net exodus of American residents” but there are other cities where both are domestic and international migrants are attracted.

Check it out:

http://www.theatlanticcities.com/politics/2014/04/2-very-different-migrations-driving-growth-us-cities/8873/