Small Texas Cities in Metro Areas Lead US Growth Amid Immigration Slowdown

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Texas metro area small cities (Celina, Princeton, Melissa, Anna, Fulshear) led US growth with 15%-25% year-over-year rates, outpacing larger cities impacted by immigration crackdown, according to 2024-2025 Census estimates.

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