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In a significant shift, the U.S. experienced negative net international migration in 2025, with a loss of approximately 150,000 people. Immigration inflows plummeted, while deportations and voluntary departures surged. A notable trend is Americans moving abroad, attracted by lower costs and remote work opportunities. Countries like Portugal and Ireland have seen a surge in American populations. The administration views tighter borders as a success, but the trend raises questions about Americas enduring appeal as a top destination.

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