WITHOUT THE WALL: Study shows far fewer unauthorized immigrants living in Arizona than 10 years ago

New figures Monday show there were about 210,000 undocumented migrants in the Phoenix metro area in 2016, the most recent estimates available. That compares with about 400,000 in 2007, though there is a margin for error. Only the New York City and Los Angeles areas had a larger drop, though both decreases were smaller on a percentage basis. Adobe Stock Image

New figures Monday show there were about 210,000 undocumented migrants in the Phoenix metro area in 2016, the most recent estimates available. That compares with about 400,000 in 2007, though there is a margin for error. Only the New York City and Los Angeles areas had a larger drop, though both decreases were smaller on a percentage basis. Adobe Stock Image

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