Unprecedented levels of illegal immigration during the presidency Joe BidenThe first year of US rule led to the highest point ever, a new study has revealed.
An analysis of census data from the U.S. Immigration Research Center found that there are currently 46.6 million legal and illegal immigrants born abroad in the country – 1.7 million more than last year and 2.2 million from 2020.
The number is the largest ever recorded in a government study or ten-year census since their introduction in 1850.
The authors also note that the increases observed since 2020 are significantly higher than the average annual increase of 770,000 recorded in the decade before the pandemic.
In addition, the study found that Spanish-speaking immigrants accounted for approximately 70 percent – or 1.1 million – of the increase, suggesting that much of the sudden growth was driven by illegal immigration, with the federal government and experts estimating that approximately 75 percent of illegal immigrants are of Spanish descent.
This chart shows how America ‘s foreign – born population has increased since 2020
He also noted a significant reduction in registered immigrants by mid-2020, the last year of Trump’s presidency, after the head of state introduced a number of policies, including Title 42, which allows U.S. officials to send illegal border crossers back to Mexico, even if they come from another country.
“All of these factors, as well as others, have significantly slowed the pace of arrival in the country,” the study said.
Immigration has risen since Joe Biden became president in January 2021, with many migrants flocking to the southern border, hoping for a softer treatment than was envisioned under Donald Trump.
Biden himself maintains a tough policy – Title 42 – introduced by Trump, which allows immigration and customs officials to expel adults who cross the border illegally without children.
An analysis by the independent U.S. organization, which studies immigration trends since its inception four decades ago, further reveals that the U.S.-born population now accounts for more than 14.2 percent of the nation’s population, the highest has been for 112 years.
The study’s authors attribute the increase to weak policies pursued by the new president, who was sworn in just over a year ago, which he said allowed illegal immigrants to cross the US-Mexico border en masse.
The study found a significant decline in registered immigrants by mid-2020, the last year of Trump’s presidency, after the head of state introduced a number of policies, including Title 42, which allows U.S. officials to send illegal immigrants across the border. back to Mexico, even if they come from another country
“The large influx of illegal immigrants along the southern border, caused in part by the perception based on his campaign promises that President Biden would limit immigration, explains at least part of the increase in immigrant population we are seeing,” said Stephen Camarotta, director of Research Center and demographer Karen Zeigler wrote in a summary of the organization’s study.
They warned that their numbers would increase in the coming years.
“If current trends continue, the share of immigrants is likely to surpass the record highs reached in 1890 (14.8 percent) and 1910 (14.7 percent) over the next few years,” the authors said, referring to the influx of immigrants. in the country. seen by countries like Italy and Ireland after the Industrial Revolution.
The authors of the study attribute the increase in weak policies pursued by President Biden, who was sworn in just over a year ago, which they say allowed illegal immigrants to cross the US-Mexico border en masse.
Given this, the population of the United States at these points in history was only a small fraction of what it is today – an incredible 329.5 million – with only approximately 62 million in 1890 and 92 million in 1910. d.
The survey also cannot account for the current exact number of illegal immigrants due to the fact that many of them do not pay taxes and avoid disclosure to the government and are thus not reported to the US Census Bureau.
An estimated 12 million unauthorized immigrants live in the United States today, although the number could be much higher, the authors said in a report released Wednesday.
Over the past year, the country has struggled with the problem of illegal immigration, as approximately 2 million potential migrants have been stopped at the US-Mexico border by US border guards. Meanwhile, millions of others have probably avoided disclosure in order to enter the country illegally – now in unreported numbers, according to data from the center’s analysis.
According to the authors, who cite figures from the study to support their claims, Biden is to blame for the crisis, due to his removal of policies pursued by his predecessor Donald Trump, this would – and before it was, the data show – quench the speed. including placing a kibosh on the former president’s planned border wall and tighter entry and deportation policies.
Haitian families are crossing the Rio Bravo illegally to surrender to US authorities at the border. Trump’s 42nd policy allows US officials to send illegally crossing borders back to Mexico, even if they come from another country. Since then, Biden has pursued weaker immigration policies, spurring a sudden jump, said the study’s author.
The study found that Spanish-speaking immigrants accounted for approximately 70 percent – or 1.1 million – of the increase, suggesting that much of the sudden growth was driven by illegal immigration, with the federal government and experts previously estimating approximately 75 percent of the illegal immigrants are of Spanish origin
Following Trump’s crackdown on rising levels of illegal immigration, the country reported low levels of 43.8 million in August and September 2020, which has since recovered since Biden took office, rising by 2.8 million to newly registered 46.6 million in January this year.
Federal officials said the jump began a month before Biden took office after the election, suggesting future immigrants saw an opportunity to emigrate to the country due to the weak immigration policy promised by the Democrat during his campaign.
The center’s report notes: “The immigrant population began to grow compared to the same month last year, in December 2020, and continues to grow every month thereafter.”
Since then, several states have challenged Biden’s more careless immigration policies.
On Wednesday, Arizona Attorney General Mark Bernovich told the Supreme Court in Washington that the Biden administration must resume existing practices to grant immigration status to reliable migrants who can survive in the country without government welfare programs such as welfare.
Trump also condemned Biden’s approach to the immigration problem, he said in an interview with Fox News last year that the new president did not show “any leadership” with his position on the issue during a crisis that could “destroy our country.”
The number of illegal immigrants falls by 14% for the month to 153,941 in January, as Biden used Trump’s 42-heading order to expel HALF of those who entered the United States illegally
The number of illegal immigrants entering the United States fell by 14% in January to 153,941, with half of those crossing being expelled from Biden using a law passed by Donald Trump.
U.S. Border Patrol and Field Operations Officers registered 153,941 bans in January after 178,840 were reported in December 2021, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection data presented to a federal court in Texas this week.
At least 78,486 people were deported Mexico under the Immigration Order of Title 42, a Trump-era policy that first republican President came into force in March 2020
The measure allows CBP to expel migrants under Disease Control Centers and a public health prevention order that considers them a health risk under COVID-19.
Border data presented to a federal court in Texas this week shows a 14% drop in undocumented encounters with migrants at the southwestern border in January compared to December 2021.
As President Joe Biden continues to implement former Presidential President Donald Trump’s controversial 42nd Order, which allows migrants to be expelled to Mexico on the grounds that they pose a threat to US health, the Democratic leader chose not to return unaccompanied children across the border.
Biden’s continued adoption of the policy has infuriated progressives, who say it is cruel and inhumane.
They are further angry that the Democratic president has chosen to pursue a policy that has proved extremely popular with Trump and Central American supporters, but which has been condemned as a racist by the hard left.
But with declining approval ratings and rising inflation showing no signs of slowing, the president is well aware that he cannot be seen as soft on immigration ahead of the November midterm elections, which are currently expected to bring significant gains to the Republican party.
Under Trump, nearly 400,000 migrants were denied asylum and asylum at the border and returned to Mexico. The Biden administration has expelled more than 1.2 million.
This chart shows the border crossings every month for the last few years. Newly released figures for January 2022 have not yet been added to the chart and line chart