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The estimated number of unauthorized immigrants in the United States in 2023.
The simple numeric claim — 2.1 million, 1.6 million, 130,000 — matches reputable state estimates published by Pew and summarized in contemporary fact-checks, but those figures reflect the 2023 unautho...
There is no single, unambiguous tally of “how many illegal immigrants came to the U.S. during the Biden administration”; available government encounter counts, removals, releases and population estima...
’s recent state-by-state analysis is the best publicly available baseline for and places ’s unauthorized (commonly called “undocumented” or “illegal”) population at about 130,000, at about 2.1 million...
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 ...
Three leading sets of estimates—, the , and the —all start from the same basic “residual” idea (total foreign‑born in surveys minus estimated legal foreign‑born = likely ), but they diverge in the dat...
Three major independent centers— and the , along with multiple academic groups—rely on variants of the to produce nationwide counts of unauthorized immigrants, but they diverge because of different su...
The question “How many illegal aliens entered the country during the Biden administration?” does not have a single authoritative tally because officials and analysts use different measures — “encounte...