Chicago area gets over 96K international migrants in 2024; 238K since 2020 – Illinois Policy

International arrivals totaled 238,000 since the last full population count in April 2020, according to estimates released March 13 by the U.S. Census Bureau. That influx wasn’t enough to offset the loss of 45,787 Chicago area residents who moved to other areas of the country during that time.
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Jesse James
1 year ago

International migrants? Do they mean illegals?

Fed Up Taxpayer
1 year ago

What is the breakdown between international immigrants (legal) and illegal aliens? Either way, since April 2020, Illinois freebies to illegals still isn’t enough to offset domestic migration to lower tax states. Is anyone in Springfield listening?

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