About ImmigrationClock
Track the immigration, visa, enforcement, and workforce numbers shaping America.
What this is
ImmigrationClock turns scattered U.S. government datasets into one readable dashboard: immigration enforcement, visas, border activity, H-1B sponsorship, wages, and layoffs. It is inspired by live-counter sites like the U.S. Debt Clock, rebuilt with a modern interface and a strict rule — every number links to its official public source.
Our approach
We are neutral by design. The site does not tell you what to think; it shows the public numbers and explains exactly what each one means. We do not profile or identify individuals, report enforcement operations, or claim that immigrants caused specific job losses. Where data is estimated rather than directly published, we say so.
Read the methodology for definitions and caveats, and the sources page for the full dataset list (USCIS, ICE, DHS, CBP, the Department of State, BLS, and state WARN portals).
How it stays current
Headline figures reflect the latest published federal releases. An automated pipeline refreshes the underlying datasets on a schedule, and the live refresh status page shows when each source was last updated.
Contact
Corrections, source suggestions, or questions are welcome at hello@immigrationclock.com. If you spot a number that doesn’t match its source, please tell us.