Immigrants can help address workforce challenges and are a net positive to the financial health of the Social Security and Medicare systems. By Tara Watson Introduction As the U.S. population ages and the baby boom
The desire for a “Latino” option is rooted in current and historical realities. There is a long-standing history of racialization of Latinos in this country. By Julie A. Dowling Last Thursday the White House announced a
The GOP is using the issue of Immigration to bolster its ongoing push to stoke fear about voter fraud and press for more restrictive voting rules. By Zachary Roth, Stateline With polls showing unauthorized immigration
by Louise Blais, Gerónimo Gutiérrez, and Earl Anthony Wayne USMCA Forward 2024 | Chapter 4 Editor’s note: This chapter is part of USMCA Forward 2024 by the Bookings Institution . Introduction The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
U.S. Hispanics are less likely than other Americans to say increasing deportations or a larger wall along the border will help the situation. By Luis Bustamante, Pew Center Complete Report PDF A majority of U.S.
The recent surge of immigrants at the border is sure to make immigration a more central theme in the general election. by Gabriel R. Sanchez Recently, passage of a highly anticipated bipartisan immigration and foreign
While leading Democrats have embraced mail voting, Trump has repeatedly denounced it, falsely claiming it opens the door to massive fraud. By Zachary Roth, Stateline Fearing that Democrats hold a crucial edge in ballots cast
Rather than a drain on the economy, an uptick in immigration presents an opportunity to alleviate labor shortage. By Ramya Vijaya, the Conversation Although Congress is failing to pass laws to restrict the number of