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The economic roles of immigrants and their impact on the US economy, including job creation and labor competition.
Multiple data streams and policy signals from 2025 indicate that increased coincided with measurable rises in people voluntarily, but the scale is contested: estimate 210,000–405,000 additional in 202...
Immigration is, on balance, good for the United States economically and demographically, but the gains are uneven, policy-sensitive, and politically contested; aggregate research finds net positive ef...
’s second-term economic mix—promised tax cuts and deregulation, large protective , possible , and an accommodative-to-stimulatory monetary backdrop—pushed nominal GDP higher in the near term while wid...
Recent research from 2020–2024 converges on a nuanced conclusion: make measurable contributions to economic activity and tax revenues, while also producing localized wage pressures for some low‑skille...
Americans’ attitudes on immigration are shaped by overlapping concerns about the economy, security, and culture, but no single issue fully explains public opinion; instead partisan identity and media ...