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The United States, with its large and changing immigrant population, has an enormous stake in international migration.
Equally important is the impact that US immigration policies have on the rest of the world. With the interests of so
many people hanging in the balance, it is crucial that the US immigration policy debate be guided by reliable data
and analysis. The US in Focus page aims to provide easy access to this information.
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Korean Immigrants in the United States
August 24 — The nation's 1.0 million Korean immigrants have settled in greater
numbers in new destination states like Georgia, Washington, and Virginia. They are also more likely than immigrants overall to
have a college degree and be naturalized citizens. MPI's Aaron Terrazas and Cristina Batog look at the population's size, geographic
distribution, and socioeconomic characteristics.
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Arrested on Entry: Operation Streamline and the Prosecution of Immigration Crimes
Those caught trying to enter the United States illegally in portions
of five Southwest border sectors face criminal prosecution under Operation Streamline, which the Department of Homeland
Security launched in 2005. MPI's Donald Kerwin and Kristen McCabe examine how Operation Streamline works, highlight trends
in the prosecution of immigration offenses, and evaluate the program's outcomes.
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Immigration and the United States: Recession Affects Flows, Prospects for Reform
Immigration to the United States continued steadily from the 1970s until the recent recession, which also diminished a sense of urgency to enact
immigration reform legislation. MPI's Kristen McCabe and Doris Meissner provide a comprehensive look at major
legislation and events affecting US immigration, the size and attributes of the immigrant population, and policy changes
under the Obama administration. U.S. Resource Page |
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Data Resources for
the United States
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US
Historical Trends
Important building blocks to help you better
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Policy Beat
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Federal Judge Blocks Key Provisions of Arizona Law, Setting Stage for Long Legal Battle
August 16 — MPI's Muzaffar Chishti and Claire Bergeron break down the injunction against Arizona's immigration
law and report on the debate over birthright citizenship, the passage of a $600 million border security bill, and more.
Policy Beat in Brief
$600 Million for Enhanced Border Protection...
Increase in Deportations...
U Visa Cap Reached...
DHS Anti-Trafficking Campaign...
Drop in Remittances to Mexico...
New Online Detainee Locator...
First WHTI-Compliant Tribal ID Card...
Work Authorization for Dependents of Foreign Diplomats...
State and Local Policy Beat in Brief
Rental Ordinance in Fremont, Nebraska...
E-Verify Use in Arizona...
Leaked Immigrants' Information in Utah...
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