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Immigration in the Trump Era

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Trump’s Hail Mary effort to interfere with elections
Time line for Trump’s failed attempt to obtain state voter lists
Hispanic Catholic support of Trump at 18%
Court thwarts the feds from taking to court non-citizens who vote
The Indian-American voter, and rhe rise of anti-Indian attacks
Asian Americans: some of their thoughts
Another try to pass a farm worker bill
Late September polls on immigration
600,000 foreign born persons lose Medicaid coverage today, 10/1/26
Tourism to U.S. down 20% from 2019
Conditions for ICE detainees at 26 Federal Plaza in New York City
Why anti immigration has stopped metastasizing in the U.S.
Migration flows in /out of the United States
Third country deportations
Three things about the Hispanic vote
International higher education for 2026-2027
More on the administration’s campaign on illegal voters
More on Hispanic home buying
Poll on immigration, Texas turns problematic
The AI workforce: still very U.S. dominant
Trump’s real plan to control state and local voting
Right and left share / differ on desired atttributes of immigrants
Germany now at the top ranks of immigration promotion.
Continuing court battle over detention powers of ICE
Time line for racist immigration leading up to 1924
Adverse economic impact of ICE enforcement
ICE training gutted
Human Rights Watch: ICE Camp East Montana
Census Bureau estimate of 24,000 illegal voters
How does education affect the proclivity to emigrate to the U.S? The case of Mexico

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