Remittances | Center for Immigration Studies

“The heavy reliance on remittances has permitted Mexican politicians and business leaders to sidestep many of the institutional changes need to better life for ordinary Mexicans so they don't have to think about the trek north to achieve financial stability.”

- Dan Cadman

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Failure to Include a Remittance Surcharge in the Tax Bill Was a Lost Opportunity

Topics: Border Wall, Remittances, Mexico

The Remittance Fee in Oklahoma, Georgia, and in the U.S. Congress

Topics: Remittances

Mexican Emigration Is Straining Families

Topics: Remittances, Mexico

News on Sanctuaries and Remittances

Topics: Remittances, Sanctuary Cities

Losing Remittances Is Real Source of Mexico's Angst with Trump's Immigration Policy

Topics: Remittances, Mexico

Remittances from the U.S. Discourage Mexicans from Working

Topics: Border Wall, Remittances

Mexican President Outlines Objectives for Relations with New U.S. Administration

Topics: Remittances, Mexico

Remittance Tax to Fund the Wall?

Topics: Border Wall, Remittances

Georgia May Get $100 Million More in Revenue; Citizens Wouldn't Pay a Dime

Topics: Remittances, Georgia

Growing Numbers of Cuban Migrants in the United States

Topics: Remittances, Current Numbers, Cuba