Puerto Rico is included because the data tracks movement from the mainland U.S. to territories like Puerto Rico as part of overall migration patterns. While Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens,     See More to Puerto Rico is often seen as distinct due to its territorial status, separate tax laws (like Act 60), and cultural differences.    See Less

I’d say expats. If we were moving to countries by the millions in waves then it’s immigration     See Less

Puerto Rico has 3.2 million Americans BECAUSE IT'S AMERICA.     See Less

It depends on your ethnicity and origins to the land. To me, an expat is someone who lives abroad for a short period of time and plans to return to their homeland ( original birth land and     See More there). An immigrant is someone who permanently moved to another land and gains residency after living there for some time.    See Less

Depends on ethnicity. An Italian American living in Italy is an expat. A Irish American living in Italy is an immigrant.     See Less

Puerto Rico isn't a country...brah 🤣     See Less

You are an immigrant if you plan not to return to your original country excluding visiting.     See Less

expat     See Less

Both to the US, you are considered an expat to whatever country you happen to be residing in you are an immigrant. LOL     See Less

It depends on your ethnicity and origins to the land. To me, an expat is someone who lives abroad for a short period of time and plans to return to their homeland ( original birth land and     See More there). An immigrant is someone who permanently moved to another land and gains residency after living there for some time.    See Less