Global migration rejection increases, but US remains less hostile despite growing anti-immigrant sentiment

Migrants trying to reach the United States are seen near the US-Mexico border, in Ciudad Juarez. (Credit: Reuters)

As migration increases around the world as a result of social, political and climatic reasons, so has the amount of people who reject welcoming these people, according to a recent poll by Ipsos and reported by Statista.

And even though the United States is part of this trend, with an increase in the amount of people giving this answer, it's still among the countries with the lowest rejection percentages.