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    Home Report Can Immigration Solve the Problem of an Aging Society?

 
By Steven A. Camarota and Karen Zeigler on July 15, 2019
 

Steven A. Camarota is the director of research and Karen Zeigler is a demographer at the Center.

We estimate that immigration between 1990 and 2017 added nearly 43 million people to the population, but had a minimal impact on the share of the population that is of working age. This is because immigration added to both the working-age population and to those outside of the working-age population in nearly equal proportions. We also find that post-1990 immigration had a somewhat larger impact on the ratio of workers to retirees. However, raising the retirement age by one year has as large an impact on the ratio as do the nearly 43 million post-1990 immigrants and their progeny.

Among the findings:

https://cis.org/Report/Can-Immigration-Solve-Problem-Aging-Society

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Bottom line We find that, although post-1990 immigration added almost 43 million people to the country, it had a minimal impact on the share of the population who are of working age. This is because it added to both the working-age population and to those outside of the working-age population in nearly equal proportions.

Also, this report says the post 1990 immigrants and their offspring use welfare of any kind at a rate far exceeding the native population 45 to 26 percent.

So lets put the hoary canard that they are net economic contributors to bed once and for all.

Whats really infuriating about the LIE that we need immigrants to keep the economic engine running is that our GOVERNMENT and its overbearing weight on our lives is the major reason many productive native Americans do not have more children. It simply is unaffordable.

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Sure, it can solve the problem if the immigrants are well-educated professionals with small families.  If not, it only adds to the problem.

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No, it can't.  Hasn't been possible since we stop expecting assimilation.
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Home Report Can Immigration Solve the Problem of an Aging Society?

No, but conquering surely will.