Mid‑decade estimates show immigration long offset domestic outflow; recent fall in arrivals may slow growth UMass Donahue Institute told the Senate Committee on the Census that international migration has long offset Massachusetts’ domestic outflows, particularly by adding working‑age residents; a sharp 2025 decline in net international migration may trim the state’s mid‑decade population gains and affect planning and labor supply.

International immigration has been a lifeline for Massachusetts, but a sharp decline predicted for 2025 could reshape the state's future growth and labor supply.

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