Politics

Politically, the problem is what scholars call "client politics," where organized interest groups benefit at the expense of the public. So, some employers like immigration because it keeps labor costs down, while racial-identity...want more warm bodies to pretend to represent, which helps them get bigger grants from the government and foundations and corporations.

- Mark Krikorian, Executive Director at CIS

The 2012 Presidental Election

Hispanic Voters

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A Quick Roundup of Inauguration-Day Immigration Activity

Executive orders aside, Laken Riley Act advances, Rubio gets confirmed, CHNV ends, and bureaucrats get sacked

Topics: Trump 2025 Executive Actions, Politics

Ohio Lieutenant Governor on His Way to Senate, Replacing J.D. Vance

He’s taken the time to study immigration issues, and offer his own thoughtful takes

Topics: Politics

Hispanic Voting Trends: A prioritization of the American identity over other identities

Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 183

Parsing Immigration Policy

Topics: Hispanic Voters

Op-ed: Is Demography Still Destiny After 2024?

Party coalitions change, but group ideological preferences are more persistent.

Topics: Politics

How Important Was Immigration in the 2024 Election?

It was critical, especially to swing voters and some surprising demographic groups

Topics: Politics, Polls and Surveys

‘Mass Deportation’ Is Just Another Term for Immigration Normalcy

Joe Biden was the outlier on immigration enforcement, so it’s no wonder voters wanted a change

Topics: Politics

The Inflation and Immigration Election of 2024

Keeping the American people in the dark about migrants was a poor election — and media — strategy

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Politics

Op-ed: How Immigrants Redistribute Political Power — Without Voting

Topics: Politics

Op-ed: Immigrants already tip scales of US elections without even voting

Topics: Politics

How Immigrants Redistribute Political Power — Without Voting

Topics: Politics