Working Immigrants

A weblog about the business of immigrant work: employment, compensation, legal protections, education, mobility, and public policy.

Where to migrants live in the world?

The United State hosts 44 million migrants, or 19% of all migrants in the world.

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Sobre Imigrantes no Trabalho
Sobre Inmigrantes De Trabajo
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Worker gaps growing in upper and middle income countries.
The asylum applicant backlog
The rise and decline of unauthorized migrant farm workers
High school drop-out rates by nationality or ethnic groups.
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The global market in artificial intelligence experts
How generations in America went from 18% to 48% non-white
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When the U.S. thought of others on October 5, 1947
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Registry approach to immigration law changes
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National Immigration Forum and Noorani’s Notes
Half of Americans under 16 are nonwhite
Washington Post editorial on Del Rio
Del Rio described and explained
Parliamentarian nixes immigration changes in reconciliation bill
Farmworker provisions in the reconciliation bill
Our STEM educational system is globalized
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Two key Dem supported immigration changes
Fastest increases in immigrants by national source since 2010.
100,000 Afghan refugees are flowing into the US now
The Congressional Dreamer agenda gets very hot
How many, and who are, current green card holders?

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