International immigration drove Indiana’s growth last year, not births, analysis says

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4 thoughts on “International immigration drove Indiana’s growth last year, not births, analysis says

    1. The corollary is that with no International Immigration and Indiana will shrink.

      I suspect like a lot of things that have changed since Jan 20th, next years story will be a lot different and we won’t be “winning”.

    1. Young person in a dual income no kids situation, here! It’s not a great time to have babies. 1. Her life could be put in jeopardy should she have a complication that requires an abortion. 2. Childcare is incredibly expensive and would be a necessity for us. 3. Once the kid would enter school, we’d need to deal with the government affecting their ability to learn through limiting access to diverse view-points, an accurate portrayal of our country’s history, and the potential challenges that they’ll need to contend with in a warming planet. 4. Speaking of a warming planet, life is going to be very difficult in 50-100 years and it’s going to be our kids who have to navigate that.

      All in all, not a lot of points in favor of having babies these days! Maybe the government should do something about that instead of taking rights away and banning books.

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