Data Shows Noncitizens Having Fewer Kids, More Leaving U.S

On The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Clay Travis cited analysis from political strategist Ryan Girdusky:

Clay said: “Ryan Girdusky looked at the data on newborns in the country and he said, actually, the data does support the idea that there are increasing numbers of people leaving the country, because noncitizens, illegals, are not having kids at the rates that they were before.”

The discussion centered on demographic shifts, with Girdusky’s data suggesting declining birth rates among noncitizens and a trend of more people leaving the U.S.

Clay and Buck framed this as part of the broader debate over immigration, population growth, and long‑term political implications.

The takeaway: Clay Travis highlighted Girdusky’s findings to argue that immigration patterns are changing, with fewer births among noncitizens and more departures from the country.