Young Americans Are Leaving These 10 States. Truth Behind the Trend.

In today’s episode of World According to Briggs, we’re looking at “The Great Exodus: Why These 10 States Are Losing Their Youngest Residents.” These are the states where older adults now outnumber kids, housing has gone off the rails, wages didn’t get the memo, and young people are quietly packing the U-Haul and heading for better opportunities.

We’ll talk about states like Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Montana, West Virginia, Hawaii, and Florida – places that look great on a postcard, but not always on a paycheck. From sky-high rents and insane insurance costs to shrinking school enrollments, aging populations, and stalled job markets, this video breaks down why so many younger residents are saying, “I love you, but I’m leaving.”

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Welcome back to World According to Briggs. America, historically defined by constant 'moving', is experiencing a significant decline in 'migration' across the country. We explore how factors like 'economic stress' and changing 'job opportunities' are reshaping this fundamental aspect of American life, a trend highlighted by recent 'demographic research'.