A notable trend has been observed in the United States, with a significant number of citizens relocating abroad. Last year, an estimated 180,000 US citizens made the move overseas. This shift has resulted in a negative net migration rate, meaning more people are leaving the country than entering it.

Further information on this trend can be found through CBS Texas, which reported on the phenomenon and its historical significance, noting it as the first time since the Great Depression that the net migration rate has turned negative.