Question

While numbers dipped during the years 2005 and 2013, on average, more than ______ million people obtain legal permanent residence in the United States each year. The largest percentage of these new residents are from _______, followed by new residents from _________, which is a category that includes both Mexico and Canada.

Answer 1

Answer:

one , Asia , North America  

Explanation:

             Legal permanent residence or LPR are the non citizens of America but are immigrants who are authorized to stay permanently in America lawfully. They have the "green cards" which allow them to stay in America permanently.

            America has seen a decrease in the number of people applying for lawful permanent  resident form 2005 to 2013 year. But on average, every year more than 1 million people applied and got LPR in the US.

           Most of the immigrants in the United States are from Asia belonging to India, Pakistan or China. People of large percentages also comes from the neighboring countries of Canada and Mexico also come as immigrants to the United States and settle there.