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What Is Affecting the CPS Data on Shifts in Immigrant and Native-Born Populations?

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This analysis suggests that CPS estimates of a sharp drop in the U.S. immigrant population and a surge in the native-born population in 2025 are overstated because of survey limitations.

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  • Alexander Bick, 2025. "What Is Affecting the CPS Data on Shifts in Immigrant and Native-Born Populations?," On the Economy 102296, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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