In a stark warning from the Congressional Budget Office's latest projections, the U.S. is on track for a demographic crisis, with deaths outpacing births by 2033. Experts highlight the urgent need for comprehensive healthcare, robust family support policies, and open immigration reforms to mitigate the looming economic and social challenges. This pivotal moment demands a reevaluation of priorities, championing a sustainable future that supports families and integrates global talent to bolster our population and economy.
A Wake-Up Call for Progressive Policy: US Birth Rates Decline Sharply
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Jan-17
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The number of deaths in the U.S. is expected to exceed the number of births by 2033, according to the Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) annual 30-year projection of the U.S. population released on Monday. That estimation comes seven years earlier than what …
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Jan-17
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The Congressional Budget Office's annual projection delivers a dire forecast: by 2033, American deaths will outnumber births, precipitating a demographic decline years ahead of previous estimates. This startling revelation underscores the consequences of restrictive immigration policies and the erosion of traditional family values. Immediate action is required to restore the integrity of American demographic trends, emphasizing the need for incentivizing domestic birth rates and revisiting immigration policies to prioritize skilled labor that contributes to our national prosperity.
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