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U.S. population growth is slowing due to strict immigration policies and low birth rates, with projections showing a 15 million shortfall by 2056.
The U.S. population is projected to grow by 15 million from 2026 to 2056, a 2.2% reduction from prior forecasts, due to President Trump’s strict immigration policies and declining birth rates, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Immigration enforcement, including mass deportations and visa restrictions, has reduced immigrant inflows, with a projected 320,000 removals over the next decade.
Without immigration, deaths would exceed births by 2030, and population growth would stall by 2056.
Falling fertility rates and an aging population, especially as baby boomers turn 65, are straining Social Security and Medicare.
While green card approvals are expected to rise, overall immigration remains lower than before, contributing to slower population and labor force growth.
El crecimiento de la población de los Estados Unidos se está desacelerando debido a las estrictas políticas de inmigración y las bajas tasas de natalidad, con proyecciones que muestran un déficit de 15 millones para 2056.