Refugee Intake Peaks in February 2022

February 2022 marked a significant spike in the U.S. intake of Ukrainian refugees, with a total of 427 refugees, the highest monthly number observed within the dataset. This figure starkly contrasts with the trend observed in subsequent months, where intake numbers never reached this peak again.

September 2022 Sees Second-Highest Monthly Intake

September 2022 experienced the second-highest refugee intake, with 370 refugees. The substantial difference between this and the peak in February 2022 underscores fluctuating refugee admission rates.

Notable Decrease in Refugee Intake in September 2023

In September 2023, the U.S. saw a dramatic decrease in the number of Ukrainian refugees, admitting only 34, which represents the lowest monthly intake in the provided timeframe. This figure signifies a notable decline in refugee admissions.

Consistent Increase in Monthly Refugee Intake Towards Early 2024

From September 2023 to January 2024, monthly refugee intake numbers consistently increased, culminating in 181 refugees admitted in January 2024. This trend indicates a renewed rise in admissions following the September 2023 low.

Variability in Refugee Intake Numbers

The data exhibits significant variability in monthly refugee intake numbers, ranging from as low as 12 refugees in March 2022 to as high as 427 refugees in February 2022. Such fluctuations highlight the dynamic nature of refugee admissions.

Yearly Trends in Refugee Intake

Analyzing the data on an annual basis reveals a trend of increasing refugee intake from the beginning of 2022, with fluctuations throughout. The initial months of each year, particularly January and February, often show significant changes in refugee numbers, as seen with 427 refugees in February 2022 and 181 refugees in January 2024.

Minimal Intake in the Initial Months Following the Conflict's Outbreak

In the initial months following the outbreak of conflict, the U.S. admitted a relatively low number of Ukrainian refugees, with only 12 refugees in March 2022. This intake gradually increased, reflecting the evolving response to the crisis.

Stabilization of Refugee Intake in Late 2023 to Early 2024

Late 2023 to early 2024 saw a stabilization in the number of Ukrainian refugees being admitted to the U.S., with monthly figures ranging from 100 to 181 refugees. This period indicates a more consistent approach to refugee intake compared to the highly variable numbers seen in previous months.