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Reduced immigration slowing growth in the DC region

Original: Reduced immigration and net out-migration are slowing growth in the DMV region

A Brookings analysis finds that lower immigration and net out-migration are slowing population growth in the DMV region — the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. Fewer people moving in from abroad and more residents leaving are weighing on the metro area's expansion, with implications for its labor force, housing demand and local economy.

Why now: Immigration policy shifts and their local economic effects are a current concern for the Washington area.

Brookings InstitutionWashington DCMarylandVirginia

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