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The U.S. foreign-born population has plunged by nearly three million since last January — the sharpest and longest decline since the 1930s. Driven mostly by Latin American noncitizens without legal status, this drop reverses a four-year surge and follows a one-million decline by last summer. Only 44% of the loss is workers; children, seniors, and others make up the rest — explaining why payrolls haven’t fallen. Interior enforcement has ramped up as projections for future immigration growth plummet.

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