Border Cities Lose Population, Metros Gain
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New Census Bureau data reveals significant population drops in Yuma, Arizona, Laredo, Texas, and El Centro, California, along the Mexico border, due to stricter immigration policies and devastating hurricanes. Meanwhile, Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, Phoenix, and Charlotte lead overall growth, with remote work and high city housing costs driving domestic movers to far-out suburbs. Natural population gains from births outpacing deaths are strongest in the New York metro and Texas cities. These trends underscore the impact of migration, disasters, and policy on where Americans live.
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