The Facts on Immigration Today
Issue Brief
The latest and most essential facts about immigrants and immigration reform in our nation today.
National and State-by-State Economic Benefits of Immigration Reform
Issue Brief
Granting undocumented immigrants legal status and a road map to citizenship would have economic benefits for individual states and the nation as a whole.
Video: 3 Facts About Immigration Reform
Video
As Congress debates an overhaul of the country's immigration system and giving the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in our country a road map to legal status and eventual citizenship, there is a lot of confusion over the basic facts.
When the Facts No Longer Matter, Democracy Is at Stake
The distortion and gross exaggeration at the heart of the Heritage Foundation’s latest argument against immigration reform even has its right-wing brethren crying foul.
Top 10 Ways the Senate’s Immigration Reform Bill Will Fix Our Broken System
The bipartisan Senate compromise embraces competing political imperatives while advancing smart solutions that will put 11 million undocumented immigrants on the road to citizenship.
Unequal Pay Day for Immigrant Women
Charts
Numbers show that immigrant women are disproportionally impacted by unequal pay.
Immigration Is Changing the Political Landscape in Key States
Issue Brief
Supporting real immigration reform that contains a pathway to citizenship for our nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants is the only way to maintain electoral strength in the future.
Video: LGBT and Undocumented
Video
There are more than a quarter million immigrants in the United States today that are both LGBT and undocumented. These are some of their stories.
The Plight of Gay and Transgender Women Seeking Asylum
As Congress and the Obama administration move forward on comprehensive immigration reform, they must establish a road map to earned citizenship that takes into account the challenges gay and transgender women face across the globe.
Living in Dual Shadows
Report
Because LGBT undocumented people find themselves at the intersection of two already marginalized groups—the LGBT population and the undocumented population—they are among society’s most vulnerable individuals.
Infographic: The LGBT Undocumented: By the Numbers
Of the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States today, hundreds of thousands identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, or LGBT.
