…Per the 2006 academic encyclopedia Immigration in America Today: The liberalization of immigration policy following the 1965 Immigration and Naturalization Act dramatically changed the immigrant composition in America. … Whereas…

By James D. Agresti May 7, 2019 Amidst an intense national debate over illegal immigration and crime, major media outlets are reporting on a grisly, high-profile murder while failing to…

…technique called a “regression” to control for factors besides immigration that could affect crime rates. Based on this, they find that “undocumented immigration over this period is generally associated with…

…the academic book Debates on U.S. Immigration, federal law, and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Distorting Science According to the New York Times: Global warming has caused “an intensification of…

…condemns is not caused by racism that he says is rampant but by immigration policies endorsed by the Democratic Party. These include increasing levels of legal immigration, allowing illegal immigrants…

…caused by factors other than the fencing, such as increased border patrols or fluctuating immigration levels. However, as documented below, similar reductions in cross-border crimes have occurred in other nations…

…courts, prisons, and immigration enforcement 5% on economic affairs, like transportation, labor affairs, agriculture, natural resources, energy, and space Fact #3: At the current drug overdose death rate, one in…

…and should be a “salad bowl” in which people mix but remain culturally distinct. The editors of the academic serial work American Immigration: An Encyclopedia of Political, Social, and Cultural…

By James D. Agresti November 7, 2022 Border security is a life-or-death issue with many implications. Beyond the economic and electoral effects of illegal immigration, violent criminals and highly lethal…

…policies that have contributed to these outcomes. This includes but is not limited to increasing the national debt, propagating regulations, and fostering immigration of low-skilled populations into the United States….

…immigration of low-skilled workers. government debt that diverts money away from capital investments. Nonetheless, clear and abundant data show that regulations may have harmed the U.S. economy, which means that…

…Research, which compared Census Bureau survey data on citizenship to the number of naturalized citizens recorded by the U.S. Office of Immigration Statistics. The study found that certain groups of…

…to such a facility and requests care for an emergency medical condition or childbirth, regardless of their ability to pay and immigration status. Private charities provide additional benefits to low-income…

…a facility and requests care for an emergency medical condition or childbirth—regardless of their ability to pay and immigration status. In 2018, federal, state, and local governments provided an average…

…has been laid bare by: a 2002 U.S. Government Accountability Office investigation that found: “the use of fraudulent documents by aliens is extensive.” in November 1998, immigration officials in Los…

…care for an emergency medical condition or childbirth, regardless of their ability to pay and immigration status. All told, the poorest 20% of U.S. households consumed an average of $57,049…

…provides a rough approximation for the relative scale of illegal entries over time. Per the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Immigration Statistics, the “count of migrant apprehensions serves as…