Census Bureau

The nation’s legal immigration policy, in addition to illegal immigration, is set to drive the population to nearly 400 million by 2060.

New York City, New York has lost nearly half a million residents over the course of just two years, newly released United States Census Bureau data reveals.

Blue states saw the largest population declines in 2022, while red states topped the list with the most population growth, United States Census Bureau figures reveal.

The United States population now stands at more than 333 million residents, driven to the highest level in American history mostly as a result of the nation’s decades-long mass legal immigration policy.

President Joe Biden’s policies are resulting in large boosts in foreign-born populations across a number of swing states critical to both political parties in the 2024 presidential election.

The United States Census Bureau undercounted five red states and overcounted six blue states in the 2020 Census, according to a report issued by the agency this month.

A CIS analysis found that the illegal alien population has increased by 1.1 million since Joe Biden was sworn in as president.

The foreign-born population in the United States is currently projected to hit a record nearly 70 million by the year 2060 if current legal immigration levels go unreduced. 

The United States population hit a record 331.9 million residents this year as net immigration to the U.S. exceeded the nation’s natural increase, the number of excess births over deaths, for the first time in American history.

President Joe Biden’s immigration policies have significantly increased the foreign-born populations across a number of swing states, United States Census Bureau data reveals. 

The 2007 economic crash and President Donald Trump’s policies halved the migrant inflow from 2010 to 2020, according to Census Bureau data leaked to Axios.com.

An estimation of the number of illegal aliens living in the United States is excluded from early data released this week by the U.S. Census Bureau thanks to executive orders from President Joe Biden.

The United States resident population has hit nearly 331.5 million, the largest in the nation’s history but also the slowest growth since the 1930s, Census Bureau officials revealed on Monday. 

The United States Census Bureau has stopped tallying the number of illegal aliens living in the U.S., an order initially requested by President, according to a report.

Washington Post columnist George Will says America’s founding fathers’ “original intent” was to count illegal aliens in congressional apportionment. 

The National Bureau of Economic Research issued a study that shows the coronavirus lockdown has devastated minority-owned businesses.

Forty-two states in the nation and Washington, DC, continue to see their birth rates decline with no plans among lawmakers to financially incentivize Americans to have more children. 

No one country has sent more nationals to the United States over the last decade than China, newly released Census Bureau data reveals.

Overall net migration has dropped to the lowest level this decade, according to the latest Census Bureau data.

A series of blue states are set to lose political power in 2020, newly released data from the Census Bureau suggests.

Lousiana has the highest poverty rate in the nation under Democrat Gov. John Bel Edwards, according to data released by the Census Bureau.

A number of House Republicans are petitioning President Trump to quickly sign an executive order that adds the American citizenship question to the 2020 Census.

The state of Texas is adding about nine Hispanic residents to its population for every one white resident, the latest United States Census Bureau data states.

Mass immigration to the Greater Boston area has spurred a “seismic demographic shift” in the area over the last three decades, the Boston Globe writes.

The annual admittance of more than 1.2 million legal immigrants is expected to drive the United States’ foreign-born population to unprecedented levels by 2060, Census Bureau data finds.

Immigration to the United States is now driving nearly half of all population growth in the country instead of increased birth rates, the U.S. Census Bureau finds.

The United States could suspend all legal immigration to the country for the next 40 years and maintain a workforce where there are still more than two U.S. workers for every one retiree, a new study finds.

Illinois has lost residents for its fifth year in a row, reporting the second largest decline in population among the 50 states, according to recently released data from the Census Bureau.

Republican lawmakers are working with Democrats to ban the 2020 Census from asking United States residents whether or not they are American citizens. 

House Democrats are planning to “immediately” investigate the reason President Donald Trump wants American citizens counted on the upcoming 2020 Census.

Nearly half of residents in America’s top five largest cities speak a foreign language at home, a new study by the Center for Immigration Studies reveals. 

The U.S. Census Bureau’s report to Congress on the 2020 survey includes adding homosexuals to the questions about relationships.

Only in Washington would it be a scandal for the government to ask a person who wants to be represented in Congress if they are an actual U.S. citizen.

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra sued the Trump administration on Tuesday, arguing that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross’s decision to ask in the census whether the people being counted are U.S. citizens violates both federal law and the U.S. Constitution.

In a historic moment for President Trump’s administration, Commerce Department Secretary Wilbur Ross has announced that a question asking United States residents if they are American citizens will be placed on the 2020 Census.

A fundraising email that President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign sent supporters on Monday asking them to support adding a citizenship question to the 2020 Census triggered left-wing activists. They are even claiming that Trump’s campaign is assaulting the Constitution.