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The decline in U.S. immigration encounters between 2021 and 2024, attributed to various factors including policy shifts and international developments
By mid‑decade the consensus across major researchers was clear: the largest concentrations of undocumented (unauthorized) immigrants remain in a small set of large states — led by California and Texas...
Mainstream, peer-reviewed and government-linked estimates in recent years place the number of undocumented (also described as unauthorized or illegal) immigrants in the in a band roughly between about...
Publicly released and statistics count millions of "encounters"—events in which people are apprehended, expelled, or otherwise processed—along from 2020 through 2024: roughly at the Southwest border s...
The most recent publicly reported state-level shifts show Sun Belt giants — Texas and Florida — among the largest gainers in raw population and growth rate, while long-standing population losers inclu...