Too many
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You are categorically correct. I am just curious if anyone has been able to compile data on this or the reasoning people have if their guess is higher or lower than mine
Like all communist stats, the real number would freighten mortal man, so they lie and make up numbers that appear palatable to the deplorables.
Do you think that current population numbers are incorrect? I saw a theory that due to toxic positivity in the Chinese government (going with the flow to avoid being fired or killed) their official population numbers are off 20-30%, and that the real number of people living in China is under 1 billion now.
Yes, I think all the data published by our government is fake. All of it
I think the number of illegals reported isn't close to accurate. If they were honest about that and what that costs the average person in terms of wealth and quality of life they know the public would refresh the tree of liberty.
In 1955 the US had 166 million people. Now we have 340 million.
So with the declining birth rates in white Americans, you would suggest that up to 200 million people are the product of immigration in the US?
Enough to turn CA from deep red to deep blue after the 1986 amnesty (effect wasn't felt until 1990 when the next census changed CA's EV count and number of reps, as well as let the amnestied mexicans vote). Turns out, Berkeley and other sanctuary cities have been stacking mexicans since 1971 for this exact reason. It was an absolute hijacking of a Republican stronghold.
Approximately, give or take 25-40 million. By 'give or take' I don't mean between 60m and 140m, I mean that it's likely somewhere between 100m and 140m. So 120m give or take 20m???
I would agree if you include the offspring of immigrants as part of that number. What an odd country - claims to not be able to control who comes in or goes out of the borders. Its crazy to think that half of the humans within the borders are immigrants and there was largely no push back by the citizens for decades.
It would be easy to find the legal data. All it takes is a quick search. The number of illegals would be much harder to determine, because the administrations that favored it hid the numbers as best they could.
I remember reading somewhere that between 750,000 and 1,000,000 people come here legally every year since the early 90s.
I'd agree with your 100 million estimate, factoring in the illegals. If anything, you're probably a bit low.
EDIT: I found this data(migrationpolicy.org) on legal immigration. I'd have to dig into it to see how reputable the source is.
I just asked grok. Based on info from Pew, DHS, Wikipedia, etc. here is the salient content of the response: my guess would be:
Legal immigrants: ~68 million (based on higher-end historical estimates). Illegal immigrants: ~20–30 million total entries, with maybe 10–15 million staying permanently. Adding the lower end of illegal entries (20 million) to 68 million legal immigrants gives ~88 million. Using the higher end (30 million) pushes it to ~98 million. Splitting the difference, I’d estimate around 90–95 million people have immigrated to the U.S., legally and illegally, since 1965.
how many babies did they all have? I bet its more than replacement numbers
100 million. More if you count their mongrel offspring.
