Despite adding 43 million people to the U.S. population, post-1990 immigrants and their descendants only slightly changed the proportion of the population that is working-age.
Center for Immigration Studies Director of Policy Studies, Jessica Vaughan, will be testifying before the House of Representatives' Sub-committee on Immigration and Citizenship. The hearing will discuss policy changes, processing delays, and workload issues at Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
Mark Krikorian spoke at the annual July 4 ceremony in George Washington's historic home
"You’ve now been adopted into America’s family. This family isn’t tied just by blood relations, but also by common ideals, a common language, a common history, and common culture of many parts."
The share of immigrants over 65 has tripled since 2000, and the average age of immigrants continues to rise
These findings have major implications for claims that high levels of immigration are keeping the country younger. Younger immigrants tend to have a more positive lifetime fiscal impact.
Despite adding 43 million people to the U.S. population, post-1990 immigrants and their descendants only slightly changed the proportion of the population that is working-age.
Center for Immigration Studies Director of Policy Studies, Jessica Vaughan, will be testifying before the House of Representatives' Sub-committee on Immigration and Citizenship. The hearing will discuss policy changes, processing delays, and workload issues at Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
Mark Krikorian spoke at the annual July 4 ceremony in George Washington's historic home
"You’ve now been adopted into America’s family. This family isn’t tied just by blood relations, but also by common ideals, a common language, a common history, and common culture of many parts."
The share of immigrants over 65 has tripled since 2000, and the average age of immigrants continues to rise
These findings have major implications for claims that high levels of immigration are keeping the country younger. Younger immigrants tend to have a more positive lifetime fiscal impact.
Bars claims of aliens who failed to apply for asylum en route to the United States
Given the massive loophole that the current credible fear process has created to an orderly system of immigration to the United States, it was correct for EOIR and DHS to act.
The district court decision starts clearing away the legal obstructions to end the rubber-stamping of H-1B petitions.
USCIS is taking the long overdue step of ensuring that H-1B workers actually have jobs or that the position is actually a specialty occupation that requires a college degree.
Whenever a government regulatory agency says it intends to "streamline" a foreign worker application process you know that most, if not all, of the changes will benefit employers.
