Are STEM students from the People’s Republic of China jeopardizing our economic and national security?

A new report by the Center explores the nexus between the large population of foreign students from People’s Republic of China (PRC) studying and working in the United States and PRC economic and military espionage. 

Border-security proponents who want to energize Washington’s international efforts to fight human smuggling should consider following the same strategy that launched the U.S. diplomatic campaign against human trafficking. 

The Center for Immigration Studies hosted a conversation on immigration-related lawsuits brought against the Biden administration. The discussion focused on specific cases being litigated as well as on how litigation has affected decision-making in the executive and how it might influence Congress's framing of legislation.

Read more: Remain in Mexico May End, But Main Issue Is Unresolved

The costs and benefits of immigration are routinely measured, weighed, and debated in academic journals. No fair reading of the literature could conclude that immigration has only benefits — or only costs, for that matter.

The latest Biden administration disclosures in Biden v. Texas reveal that in May, DHS released 95,318 migrants CBP had encountered at the Southwest border into the United States, bringing the total of illegal migrant releases there under the Biden administration to 1,049,532 — a population larger than the number of residents in the president’s home state of Delaware, at a rate of 2,115 per day.