Without quota systems, old migration was a much larger movement than new migration.

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Old migration (before the 1920s) was indeed significant, but the term "much larger" is misleading without specific context or comparison metrics. New migration patterns, especially post-1965 after the abolition of national-origins quotas in the United States, have seen substantial increases in both the diversity and number of immigrants, making the comparison complex and dependent on specific metrics such as total numbers, rates of migration, or impact on societies.

Without Quota Systems, Old Migration Was a Much Larger Movement