by Brian Latimer States that passed anti-immigration legislation are losing out on Latinos who are not migrating to these areas — and this includes Hispanics born in the U.S. The University of Washington – Dartmouth study tracked interstate migration of U.S.-born Latinos, naturalized Latinos and non-citizen Latinos since 1995. Researchers […]
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Maybe it’s understandable that immigration reform remains stalled in Congress during an election year. And that the fate of President Obama’s executive actions on immigration before the U.S. Supreme Court remains unclear, especially in the aftermath of the death of Justice Antonin Scalia. But lawmakers in virtually every state in […]
Tight immigration laws linked to making countries less competitive says think tank IMD Professor Reacts: Arturo Bris and José Caballero on immigration and competitiveness
30 Oct
by Foster, on News
by Arturo Bris and José Caballero With floods of migrants pouring out of the Middle East and a simmering debate about immigration in Europe, politicians and the public should make sure not to throw the baby out with the bath water when formulating policies. Immigration can have some very positive […]