Net International Migration Drops Across US
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New Census Bureau data reveals a decline in net international migration across most U.S. states and counties from 2024 to 2025. Despite more people arriving from abroad than leaving, the numbers dropped compared to the previous year, likely due to stricter immigration policies under the Trump administration. Florida led with the highest gain, while West Virginia had the smallest. California, Texas, and the Northeast experienced significant drops. County leaders in areas like Harris, Texas, and Miami saw the largest remaining gains, indicating a widespread slowdown in international movement reshaping communities nationwide.
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