U.S. Sees First Sustained Migration Decline Since 1930s as Immigrant Numbers Fall
Preliminary analysis from the Center for Immigration Studies indicates the illegal immigrant population has dropped by 2.3 million since January 2025. Legal immigration also decreased by 600,000 over the same period, leading to a total reduction of nearly 3 million. This marks the first sustained net decrease in U.S. migration in almost a century.
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