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New Census Bureau data reveals a significant decrease in international migration across the U.S., with every state and 90% of counties experiencing lower numbers from 2024 to 2025. Florida led with 178,674 more people arriving than leaving, while West Virginia saw the smallest gain of 244. This decline, despite still positive overall numbers, is linked to tighter immigration rules and the Trump administrations deportation push. Legal immigration from most nations also dipped in the first eight months of 2025. This trend is reshaping growth patterns and is expected to have lasting effects as enforcement continues.

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