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California’s population is 40 million people today. It is made up of a combination of native born, citizens from other states, legal immigrants and illegal aliens. At the current rate of growth there will be 60 million people in California in 40 years; by 2050. That increase will occur almost entirely because of legal . . . → Read More: 40 million, 60 million–What’s the Difference?  Category: population growth |  Tags: elections, environment, immigration, Jerry Brown, Los Angeles | |  Email This Post |  Print This Post |
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