The graph below shows the number of immigrants to three countries from 1990 to 2001. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart illustrates how many

people

immigrated to three different nations, namely the

USA

,

Canada

, and

Australia

over a ten-

year

period

, starting from 1991.

Overall

, there was a rise in the

number

of migrants to

Australia

and

Canada

, but to varying extents;

while

the opposite was true for the

USA

. Despite witnessing a decrease, the majority of

people

chose the

USA

as their destination to settle down over the

period

examined. In terms of the most attractive country for immigrants, there were over 1400

thousand

people

moving to America in 1991, after which it experienced a sharp increase and peaked at 1800

thousand

people

a

year

later, and

then

this

figure decreased noticeably to 1000

thousand

in 1993. From

this

year

onwards, the

number

of foreigners living in the

USA

fluctuated and reached 900

thousand

in the

last

year

of the

period

. Dissimilarly, no significant changes in the figures for

Canada

and

Australia

were recorded throughout the

period

, in spite of

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. Specifically, the

number

of immigrants to

Canada

remained unchanged until 2000, after that, it rose moderately to over 400

thousand

people

in 2001. A similar trend was seen in that

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Australia

, where the

number

of migrants to

this

nation started to witness a minor rise to about 190

thousand

people

in the

last

year

,

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after it had stayed stable from 1991 to 1999.