The number of migrants in the United States has reached a record high of 51.4 million, with a significant increase since President Joe Biden took office. The data shows that one in six people in the U.S. arrived via various migration paths. The foreign-born population has grown by 6.4 million under Biden, leading to projections of a future increase to nearly 60 million. The influx of migrants is driven by government policies and the economic interests of investors and CEOs.
Key Points
Significant increase in the number of migrants in the U.S. under President Biden
Projected future growth of the foreign-born population to nearly 60 million
Immigration policy driven by economic interests of investors and CEOs
Pros
Immigrants contribute to the economy by working, starting businesses, and paying taxes.
Immigration can bring cultural richness and enhance community vibrancy.
Cons
High levels of immigration can lead to economic challenges, including lower per-person income.
The influx of migrants can strain resources and services in certain areas.