Talk of the Immigration Pipeline Did Not Always Translate to Action In 2015
A review of H-1B reform finds a series of incomplete plans to repair the busted system.
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AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana Why Leaders Are Trying to Keep Charlotte Immigrant-Friendly
Latinos helped fuel Charlotte's recent economic boom. But state policies are not always welcoming.
The Economic Case for Undocumented Immigrants
A comprehensive reform bill could generate $2.2 billion in local tax revenue.
A Visual History of the U.S. Race Box
An interactive chart shows all the racial and ethnic Census labels from 1790 to 2010.
Census Bureau How Loitering Laws Lead to Profiling
A government email raises concerns that police use laws to target undocumented immigrants.
AP Photo/Kathy Willens Are Los Angeles Neighborhoods Less Segregated?
Geographical analyses found that in the 2000s, L.A.’s total population living in super-segregated neighborhoods dropped from 40 percent to one-third.
Richard Vogel/AP Immigrants Aren't Stealing American Jobs
More evidence surfaces that low-skilled native workers pursue different jobs than their immigrant counterparts.
Nam Y. Huh/AP In Big Cities the White Millennial Population is Growing
White populations expanded in large U.S. cities from 2010 to 2014 with Millennials leading the way.
Shutterstock Report Finds Harsh Conditions at Immigration Detention Centers
A government study details the rights violations in government-run and private facilities.
Photo by John Moore/Getty Images From "Welfare Queens" to Immigrants
Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric follows a pattern of racially charged political campaigns.
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