Emigration - United States to Norway

I guess this is to do with the Trump's latest remarks? More Americans migrated to Norway than the other way around in 2016, according to the Chicago Tribune today. In that year, 1,114 Norwegians moved to the U.S., while 1,603 Americans moved to Norway.

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Thank you.

Yes, it is Donald Trump's remark in part that motivated me to ask my question. Also, during the 2016 contest to be the Democratic Party candidate for President of the U.S., Bernie Sanders argued that the Scandinavian countries were better than the U.S. in some respects.

Accordingly, I wished to see if people are voting with their feet for one country or area over the other.

How did you know to search the Chicago Tribune for the information? I never know where to look. That is why I turn to able2know for answers.

Do you know of any other websites other than able2know where people can make such queries?

I typed "American immigration to Norway" into Google.

Aint no wonder there, eh? Norway has 5 million citizens. USA has over 320 million. That's, like, about 65 to 1, eh? Of course there were "more." Put another way, there were about 40 times as many weegies, per capita, leavin Norway for the U.S. than vice versa.

And a lot of them came from Norway in the first place, so they're just goin back home because they couldn't cut it in the U.S, eh? Not as many welfare benefits here, and all, ya know?