Massachusetts is seeing a historic surge in migration — but not from within the United States.
While domestic out-migration continues to drain the state of working-age professionals and high-income earners, an influx of foreign migrants is propping up the Bay State’s population growth.
However, this shift raises concerns about the state's long-term economic stability, housing crisis, and tax policies, according to a new report from The Pioneer Institute.
Massachusetts is seeing a historic surge in migration — but not from within the United States.
While domestic out-migration continues to drain the state of working-age professionals and high-income earners, an influx of foreign migrants is propping up the Bay State’s population growth.
However, this shift raises concerns about the state's long-term economic stability, housing crisis, and tax policies, according to a new report from The Pioneer Institute.…
