
Substantial Minority of Babies Born in France Last Year Have Foreign-Born Parents
Mass migration means that just 65.9% of infants were born to two French-born parents—themselves in a fast-dwindling cohort, with serious implications for the future.

Mass migration means that just 65.9% of infants were born to two French-born parents—themselves in a fast-dwindling cohort, with serious implications for the future.

The data revealed that the vast majority of older immigrants are the children or grandchildren of Europeans, while the younger immigrant population most often originated from North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa.