The immigration surge from 2021 to 2023 is unprecedented, with net migration reaching 2.4 million annually and total likely to exceed eight million under Biden.
Even with a larger U.S. population, the current immigration pace is the most rapid since 1850, rising to 0.6% of total population, matching earlier peaks.
Most of this growth is propelled by unauthorized immigration, with about 60% of new arrivals lacking legal status, intensifying discussions around immigration policy.
The foreign-born population has now increased to 15.2% of the total U.S. population, marking a significant demographic shift.
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