Est. undocumented as % of all foreign-born by state, 2/2
WA 26.9%
KY 26.3%
OR 26.2%
ID 26.1%
RI 25.6%
VA 25.4%
NJ 25.1%
IL 25.1%
MO 24.6%
CT 22.5%
CA 22.1%
OH 21.9%
PA 21.9%
MA 21.7%
MN 21.2%
FL 20.5%
NH 18.3%
DC 18.1%
WV 17.6%
MI 17.3%
NY 17.2%
ND 14.8%
MT 13.8%
AK 12.5%
ME 12.3%
HI 9.1%
VT 4.5%

Est. undocumented as % of all foreign-born by state, 1/2
LA 41.4%
TN 40.8%
AR 40.6%
TX 37.6%
NC 36.8%
OK 36.8%
NE 36.7%
SC 36.2%
MS 35.9%
AL 35.8%
KS 35.7%
UT 35.5%
WY 34.8%
WI 32.8%
SD 32.8%
GA 32.4%
CO 31.6%
IN 30.4%
MD 29.5%
IA 29.3%
NV 28.6%
NM 28.0%
AZ 27.5%
DE 27.1%

For example, the ACS estimated that IL in 2023 had a foreign-born population of 1,878,890, and the CMS estimated that 471,900, or 25.1% of all foreign-born in the state, are undocumented.
Results for all 50 states and DC, ranked by proportion undocumented among all foreign-born, follow.

I'm told some precincts of these here innertoobs have suggested that the Bears move to Michigan City, resulting in a team named for Chicago but located in an Indiana city named for another state.

Again, go for it, Bears.

The original makes it even more fantastic, in the traditional sense of that word.

The aggregation of nondenominational churches is now larger than any Protestant denomination in the USA. Such churches vary, but all contrast with the more centralized structure of Catholicism. Will contrasts grow with the direction Francis and Leo have set for Catholicism?

Curious whether you got an answer from her staff?