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FACT CHECK #VZAMVZXF
06/01/26 · 10:09 PM UTC · 7 SOURCES
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What you submitted
“MichaeloKeeffe claims that the foreign-born population of Greece increased from 6.9% in January 2001 to 11.0% in January 2025.”
TL;DR ·The provided sources lack specific percentage data for Greece's total population in 2001 and 2025.
WHAT WE FOUND
Hello! I’ve carefully reviewed the sources, but I wasn't able to find definitive proof for these specific percentages regarding Greece's population. While one source does mention that 9% to 11% of the registered Greek labor force consists of foreigners, this specifically tracks workers and not the entire population . Although we know the total immigrant population in Greece has reached over one million people and saw a notable rise after the 2001 census, the documents provided do not explicitly confirm the 6.9% or 11.0% figures for the total population at those specific times . Furthermore, some of the sources discussing population shifts in January 2025 are actually focused on the United States rather than Greece . Because the provided data does not align perfectly with the dates and metrics in the claim, we cannot confirm its accuracy .
SOURCES
- 1 · migrationpolicy.orgWEBFrequently Requested Statistics on Immigr.. - Migration Policy Institute
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- 2 · piie.comWEBSeeing economic data through the fog of immigration estimates | PIIE
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- 3 · en.wikipedia.orgWEBImmigration to Greece - Wikipedia
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- 4 · eliamep.grWEB[PDF] Immigration towards Greece at the Eve of the 21st Century. A Critical ...
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- 5 · files.ethz.chWEB[PDF] Migration in Greece at a Glance
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- 6 · rosalux.deWEB[PDF] Migration in Greece - Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung
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- 7 · arandalaw.orgNEWSForeign-Born Population Grows, But Relative Size Not Unprecedented
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