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2019 Issue Articles Featured 

Public Charge: A Threat to Public Health and the American Dream

October 29, 2019October 7, 2019 immigrants, public charge, public health

BY NUSHEEN AMEEDNUDIN   For over a century, the Statue of Liberty stood as a powerful symbol of the United

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2016 Issue Blog Featured 

The High Cost of the Model Minority Myth for Asian and Pacific Islander Americans

August 24, 2016November 15, 2017 Asian Americans, immigrants, Model Minority Myth, refugees

BY TRACEY LAM AND JONATHAN HUI “If you say ‘Asian,’ what pops into your head? They think we’re all supposed

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The Real Problem with Germany’s New Policy on Migrant Family Reunification

April 13, 2016April 14, 2016 family, germany, immigrants, migrants, migration, migration policy, refugees, Syria, syrian refugees

BY KATIE PARRY Over the last month Germany has quietly moved to make family reunification harder for many recently arrived

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Does Immigration Help or Harm? An Interview with the Nation’s Leading Immigration Economist

December 14, 2015 immigrants, immigration, immigration policy, migrants, refugees

BY DANIEL TOSTADO George Borjas, the nation’s leading immigration economist according the Wall Street Journal, is currently an economics professor

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