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Policies and debates surrounding the legalization of unauthorized immigrants.
and host the largest absolute populations of in the —California with roughly 2.25 million and Texas about 2.05 million—while smaller states such as , , and rank highest when measured as a share of the...
Contemporary, widely cited estimates place the unauthorized (undocumented or “illegal”) immigrant population in the in 2010 at roughly to 11.5 million people, with Pew’s March‑2010 estimate at 11.2 mi...
Cutting U.S. immigration to historically low levels today would produce an immediate drag on growth—lower consumer spending, slower job growth and measurable GDP loss—while over the longer term it wou...