America's Next Economic Problem: Too Few People, Too Little Movement
Net US migration is set to crash from 2.7 million in 2024 to 321,000 in 2026. With births down and boomers retiring, employers face a shrinking, aging workforce.
Topic
Immigration
Topic
Immigration
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