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Congressional Budget Office projects a continued surge in net immigration from 2021-26 could help lower deficits by $900 billion and revenues could increase by $1.2 trillion .
The office also projects federal spending on mandatory programs and net interest costs to grow by about $278 billion over the next 10 years due to the surge.
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