Dane County's Population Growth Slows Due to Immigration Drop
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Dane Countys population growth stalled last year due to a decrease in international migration, matching a national trend. This decline is attributed to stricter immigration rules and more Americans traveling abroad. The University of Wisconsin-Madison felt the impact with a seven percent drop in international student enrollment. Despite the slowdown, Dane County still accounted for over a quarter of Wisconsins new residents and has seen significant growth since 2020. However, experts warn that immigration cuts could hinder growth or even lead to losses in many areas, echoing trends from the Great Depression.
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