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Different organizations give widely different counts for the U.S. undocumented/unauthorized population for 2023–2025: mainstream academic estimates cluster around 10.5–14 million (Pew: 14 million in 2...
Estimates show the unauthorized immigrant population was largely stable across the two periods: researchers put the stock at about 11 million through 2009–2016 and find nearly the same level around 20...
Three leading estimates—, , and the —agree that the rose notably between 2019 and 2023, and that the largest absolute concentrations (and therefore the largest absolute increases) are concentrated in ...
The short answer: is evident — the unauthorized (undocumented) population rose in 2022 after a decade of decline and estimates for 2022–2023 cluster around 11–11.4 million, even as long‑running declin...
Official research estimates place the number of people living in the without authorization in 2021 at roughly between about , with prominent organizations reporting 10.5 million () and roughly 11.2–11...
A preponderance of recent research finds that have become an equal or larger source of net additions to the unauthorized population than entries without inspection (EWI) since the mid‑2010s, but the e...