September data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows the foreign-born or immigrant population (legal and illegal) continues to decline. However, today’s Employment Situation Report, based on the Current Population Survey (CPS), also called the household survey, only reports the size of the foreign-born ages 16 and older (Table A-7). The Center’s analysis of prior months’ raw data showed a huge decline in the foreign-born from January through July, including a 1.6 million falloff in illegal immigrants. The limited information available for September indicates that the decline has continued to some extent.
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- The September CPS data show an additional 101,000 falloff in the 16 and older foreign-born population since July. This follows a 1.9 million decline from January to July.
- The decline in the 16+ population since President Trump took office in January is 2 million. Based on the data released so far, the decline in the total foreign-born population is likely around 2.3 million January to September of this year.
- This represents a dramatic reversal from the 7.4 million increase from January 2021 to January 2025 in the 16+ foreign-born population.
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