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Meanwhile, the native-born population is growing slowly with births outnumbering deaths by only about half a million during the year ending last June.
That's less than half the natural increase in years before the pandemic.
Scott Horsley, NPR News, Washington.
population grew by 1.8 million people during the 12 months ending last June.
That's about half the growth rate of the previous year.
The downshift reflects a historic drop in net migration as fewer people enter the country through legal channels and others are forcibly removed.
Census forecasters say if current trends continue, immigration could fall by another million people in the current year.
Meanwhile, the native-born population is growing slowly with births outnumbering deaths by only about half a million during the year ending last June.
That's less than half the natural increase in years before the pandemic.
Scott Horsley, NPR News, Washington.
population grew by 1.8 million people during the 12 months ending last June.
That's about half the growth rate of the previous year.
The downshift reflects a historic drop in net migration as fewer people enter the country through legal channels and others are forcibly removed.
Census forecasters say if current trends continue, immigration could fall by another million people in the current year.
Meanwhile, the native-born population is growing slowly with births outnumbering deaths by only about half a million during the year ending last June.
That's less than half the natural increase in years before the pandemic.
Scott Horsley, NPR News, Washington.
Boeing sales took off in the fourth quarter as the jet maker recorded its best three-month period in seven years.