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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EVENT: A Conversation with Senator Tom Cotton

Immigration and the U.S.-China relationship

Topics: Politics

Immigration and the Border Were on the Ballot in the Midterms

A couple of mornings after the night before

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Politics

DeSantis’ Anti-Illegal Immigration Stance Not an Impediment in Hispanic-Heavy Florida

Topics: Politics, Florida

After the Midterms, Will Joe Biden Loose his Moderate Dogs on the Southern Border?

Topics: Politics

CNN Poll: Immigration Key Driver for Likely Republican and ‘Lean Republican’ Voters

If the GOP wins, immigration and the border will be the second leading reason for victory

Topics: Politics, Polls and Surveys

What Do Donald Trump and Rishi Sunak Have in Common?

You may be surprised at the answer

Topics: Politics

Early Voting, and Delayed Border Statistics

The polls are open, and CBP should just tell us that border apprehensions in FY 2022 hit two million-plus

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Politics

What to Expect on Immigration from the Next Congress

Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 75

Parsing Immigration Policy

Topics: Politics

Bill Clinton Sends Border Advice to Biden Administration and Democrats

But with migrants arriving in sanctuary cities, it might be coming a little too late

Topics: Politics

NBC News: Biden Plotting Immigration Changes — After the Midterms

Not the kind that we need, or the kind many want

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Politics