U.S. population hits 340 million, with 84% growth from immigration, mostly in Texas and Florida.

The U.S. Census Bureau reported a 1% population growth in 2024, the fastest rate since 2001, surpassing 340 million residents. Immigration accounted for 84% of the 3.3 million-person increase, with 2.8 million new immigrants. California and New York added residents primarily due to immigration, while Texas and Florida saw the largest population increases. The U.S. South experienced the fastest growth, with 1.8 million added residents, including 1.1 million immigrants.

December 19, 2024
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