Short pieces:
Anti-Immigration Rhetoric is an Electoral Vulnerability: Evidence from the 2022 Midterm Elections (AULA Blog, Oct. 2024) [text]
CHNV Parole Won’t Last Forever – But There Are Options for Its Beneficiaries to Stay in the US (Immigration Impact Blog, Oct. 2024) [text]
A comic about humanitarian parole (Americas Migration Brief, Oct. 2024) [text]
The Current State of the Border: Crossings Remain Low While Pressure Builds in Southern Mexico (Immigration Impact Blog, Oct. 2024) [text]
Explainer: Immigrants and Crime in the United States (Migration Policy Institute, Oct. 2024) [text]
Explainer: Immigrants and the Use of Public Benefits in the United States (Migration Policy Institute, Oct. 2024) [text]
Explainer: Who Are Immigrants in the United States? (Migration Policy Institute, Oct. 2024) [text]
Fighting Over Whether Haitian Immigrants are ‘Legal’ Misses the Point: They’re Legally Vulnerable (Immigration Impact Blog, Sept. 2024) [text]
"The Most Dramatic Shift in U.S. Public Opinion," The Atlantic, 9 Oct. 2024 [text]
The Nascent Architecture for Managing U.S. Border Arrivals Shows Promise (MPI, Oct. 2024) [text]
Republicans once championed immigration in the US. Why has the party’s rhetoric – and public opinion – changed so dramatically? (The Conversation, Oct. 2024) [text]
Research shows that DACA benefits both Dreamers and their US-born peers (Brookings Commentary, Oct. 2024) [text]
Though home to about 50 white extremist groups, Ohio’s social and political landscape is undergoing rapid racial change (The Conversation, Oct. 2024) [text]
What is Temporary Protected Status? A global migration expert why the US offers some foreign nationals temporary protection (The Conversation, Oct. 2024) [text]
Why aren’t there more Russian migrants at the border? What the data tells us (Niskanen Center Commentary, Oct. 2024) [text]
Multimedia:
Unpacking the Supreme Court Immigration Cases in the 2023-2024 Term and Looking Forward to What's Ahead, 26 Sept. 2024 [access]
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