Since 1990, immigration has added 43 million people to the US population--larger than 22 states combined. However, the total impact of that immigration on the working-age share of the population is just a 0.5% increase. Immigration doesn't solve aging.

Since 1990, immigration has added 43 million people to the US population--larger than 22 states combined.

However, the total impact of that immigration on the working-age share of the population is just a 0.5% increase.

Immigration doesn't solve aging.https://t.co/gmmrnTabUp

— Center for Immigration Studies (@CIS_org) July 16, 2019