Population growth, economic growth, and income growth can be mutually reinforcing.
By Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
What's the united states' most important problem? For the past three months, Americans have offered the same answer: immigration. More than inflation or political polarization, Americans are vexed by the influx of migrants. Republicans' concerns spiked after the most recent southern-border crisis. But they're not alone. In April, the number of independents who said immigration was the country's biggest problem reached a high in Gallup polling dating back to 2014.
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