U.S. News determined each state’s net migration rate by comparing the number of people who moved between states in 2022, calculating the difference between those moving to and moving out of a ...

Annual state migration rates show the extent to which residents are moving into a state compared to those moving out. Between July 2015 and July 2016, 31 states and the District of Columbia added ...

State-to-state migration went down in 2023. Still, there were a handful of states that moved into positive territory, or vice versa. These states reversed migration in 2023 ...

People are still moving to Florida, but it's not the hotspot it once was, according to moving trends. Here's a list of most ...

Net migration by state. Out of the top 11 states with the highest net migration, nine states either maintained the same rank or moved just one place up or down from their 2024 rankings.

Public colleges and universities have historically served their own state residents, ... The Great Out-of-State Migration: Where Students Go. By NICK STRAYER AUG. 26, 2016.

New state-to-state migration data show that for several years, thousands more high-earning, well-educated workers have left California than have moved in. The reversal, ...

Driving their growth was migration from other states. Eight states saw population declines, with the biggest in New York (-101,984), California (-75,423) and Illinois (-32,826). They can blame ...

This metric evaluates the three-year average of net migration to and from a state – both international and domestic – as a percentage of the state population, using data from the U.S. Census ...

The office is tied to a reorganization plan of the State Department to focus on removing immigrants, taking its name from a far-right European term.

House Democrats haven’t given up on repealing the 2017 tax reform’s cap on deducting state-and-local taxes. And if you want to know why, take a look at the latest Internal Revenue Service data ...