President Joe Biden’s open-border agenda has led to a significant increase in both legal and illegal immigrants in America, reaching an all-time high.
According to the Census Bureau, there are now 51.1 million immigrants in the country, making up 15.5% of the population.
This surge, highlighted in a report by the Center for Immigration Studies, raises concerns about its impact on various aspects of American society.
The report points out that since President Biden took office, the immigrant population has grown by 6.4 million, surpassing the population of 33 states.
This increase is significantly higher than during previous administrations. President Biden’s policies have loosened border control measures, leading to a substantial rise in immigration numbers.
One of the main concerns is the potential strain on public resources, the job market, and the ability to assimilate such a large number of people into society.
The report also notes that most immigrants come from Latin America and have lower education levels, with 44% having no education beyond high school.
Furthermore, the influx of immigrant workers has impacted the job market, with immigrants now accounting for a record-high 19.3% of the workforce.
This increase comes when the number of U.S.-born workers has decreased.
If current trends continue, the report warns that the immigrant population could reach nearly 60 million by the end of a second Biden term, which would be unprecedented in American history.
These statistics underscore the need for comprehensive immigration policies addressing the challenges of such significant demographic shifts.
9Source: washingtonexaminer)