The United States had the highest net migration in 2022 of 181 countries studied, 3.27 million. But the study shows that the United States isn't alone, highlighting migration trends around the world.

Negative net migration is possible in 2025, but Trump "has no basis to make that claim until the US Census Bureau analyzes the 2025 data next year," Michael Clemens, George Mason University economics ...

The data shows that net migration in the United States — immigrants coming in minus others leaving the country — totaled 3.27 million in 2022, top among the nations studied by a wide margin.

Predicted decline in net migration will have impact that one economist said could "spill over into almost every sector of the ...

Over the same period, Arizona attracted a net 483,000 new residents coming from other states, ranking fourth behind Florida ...