📈 Foreign-Born Employment Surges Past Native-Born in U.S. (2005–Feb. 2025)

From 2005 to the twelve months ending February 2025, U.S. native-born employment grew by 8.2%, adding 9.9 million workers, while foreign-born employment soared by 48.1%, increasing by 10.1 million. This sharp contrast underscores the dominant role of foreign-born workers in driving U.S. employment growth over the past two decades.