The population of the United States is projected to reach million, continuing the broader upward trend of the past decade. With fertility below replacement rate, population growth in the U.S. is being driven increasingly by international migration. In 2025, net migration added about million people. That growth will shape the country’s economy, labor force, and social fabric.
Generational shifts shaping the population
Millennials are now to largest generation in the United States, with their number estimated at more than million.  Born between 1981 and 1996, they’ve recently overtaken Baby Boomers in size and are likely to remain a central part of the population for years to come. Generation X, born between 1965 and 1980, has the highest disposable income of any generation.
Diverse demographics and future growth
Diversity is a defining feature of the U.S. population. The Hispanic population, now the country's second-largest ethnic group, was estimated at ³¾¾±±ô±ô¾±´Ç²Ô.ÌýBlack Americans numbered roughly million. Generation Alpha, America’s youngest named generation, is also the most racially and ethnically diverse age group. This suggests that diversity will remain a central feature of the country’s demography for years to come.Â
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