Ending DACA Will Cost States Billions of Dollars
A state-by-state look at the annual GDP loss from losing DACA workers highlights the extreme economic damage of ending the DACA initiative.
The Facts on Immigration Today: 2017 Edition
A New Threat to DACA Could Cost States Billions of Dollars
The Effects of Sanctuary Policies on Crime and the Economy
The Economic Impacts of Removing Unauthorized Immigrant Workers
Keeping Families Together
Now Is the Time to Continue—Not End—DACA
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals has allowed unauthorized immigrant youth to make use of their talents and contribute to the country where they grew up.
DACA Helps Young People Realize the Promise of the American Dream
The sacrifices and hard work of unauthorized immigrant parents have created opportunities that DACA beneficiaries are not taking for granted.
Syrian Immigrants in the United States
Syrian immigrants are thriving members of American society and represent a strong receiving community for new refugees.
The High Cost of Ending Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
Ending DACA and kicking recipients out of the workforce would cost the nation $433.4 billion in GDP cumulatively over a decade.
ICE Officers Overwhelmingly Use Their Discretion to Detain LGBT Immigrants
New data reveal an increase in the use of detention for LGBT immigrants despite protocols to reduce unnecessary detention.
New Study of DACA Beneficiaries Shows Positive Economic and Educational Outcomes
Four years in, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals initiative continues to have a major impact on individuals and families, as well as on the economy.
Removing Unauthorized Workers Harms States and Industries Across the Country
This interactive map shows the economic losses each state would suffer if unauthorized immigrants were removed from the country.
Renewing the United States’ Global Commitment to Refugee Resettlement
On the eve of the U.N. and Obama administration summits on the global refugee challenge, the United States should redouble its commitment to refugee resettlement.
How the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Can End Its Reliance on Private Prisons
The Department of Homeland Security should follow the Bureau of Prison’s lead and take steps to reduce—and ultimately eliminate—its use of private prisons.
The Harrowing Lives and Traumas of Central American Refugees
Children and families face extreme violence and poverty in the Northern Triangle of Central America, as evidenced by this round-up of stories reported by the press and nongovernmental organizations.
More Work Is Needed to Increase DACA Applications from Asian American and Pacific Islander Immigrants
The U.S. AAPI population, which makes up a significant portion of the overall unauthorized population but a small percentage of DACA recipients, would benefit from further community outreach efforts.
How Immigrants Positively Affect the Business Community and the U.S. Economy
Immigrants play an important role in the U.S. economy and in supporting businesses across the country.
Refugee Integration in the United States
Over time, refugees who have resettled in the United States integrate well into local economies and their new communities, and a majority of them become citizens.
The Top 4 Things You Need to Know About DACA for Its 4th Anniversary
Four years later, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals has had a major impact on individuals, families, and the nation as a whole.