U.S. may see net immigration flip to negative this year
The Washington Post reports economists at Brookings and AEI foresee more people leaving the United States than arriving due to border policies and visa crackdowns. The shift could raise costs in sectors like agriculture and hospitality, worsen wage pressure, and affect fiscal plans as fewer migrants pay taxes and support programs.
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Senate debate centers on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act as Republicans push work requirements for able bodied adults in Medicaid, arguing reforms protect the program while critics warn of millions losing coverage. CBO projects 10.9 million fewer insured, with 8 million fewer in Medicaid by 2034 and 5.2 million losing coverage due to work rules.
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