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Migration to Wisconsin reaches highest level in 20 years

Wisconsin experienced a net migration of 28,478 residents from international and domestic sources between July 2023 and June 2024, according to the Wisconsin Policy Forum report.
This net migration accounted for 93.2% of Wisconsin's population growth, with a surplus of 2,000 births over deaths.
The state's net migration has not been this high since 2004, with totals exceeding 25,000 residents each of the last three years.
Nationally, the population rose by 2.8 million for the year ending June 30, 2024, indicating a broader trend in migration.

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Report: Wisconsin saw net migration increase as population drop expected

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin saw an increase of 22,146 residents from international migration between July 2023 and the end of June 2024, combined with 6,332 from domestic migration.

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Wisconsin Public Radio

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Wisconsin sees record migration, Milwaukee County grows

The number of people moving to Wisconsin hit at least a 20-year high last year. And the state's biggest counties are growing — including Milwaukee County, which grew for the first time since 2014. The post Wisconsin sees record migration, Milwaukee County grows appeared first on WPR.

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Winston-Salem Journal

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Foreign-born influx in Triad: Immigrants drive growth in Guilford and Forsyth, census says

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Migration to Wisconsin reaches highest level in 20 years

Migration was below 5,000 people from 2008 through 2016, then jumped above 10,000 people from 2017 through 2019, before dropping during the COVID pandemic. Then soared above 25,000 each of the last three years.

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Fort Wayne Business Weekly

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Parallel Lives: Migration in the Light and Shadows of Peekskill

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