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The use of welfare participation rates to justify immigration restriction policies.
Multiple peer-reviewed and government-supported analyses find that —whether documented or undocumented—tend to have lower crime and incarceration rates than ; the largest, most detailed state-level st...
Claims about Somali welfare participation have become a flashpoint, but the data are inconsistent and often regional: the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) reported that 27% of Somali immigrant hou...
The best available research shows widespread crime and in many measures commit fewer crimes than the U.S.-born population . Official enforcement tallies and rhetorical claims about a exist, but they d...
High rates of welfare receipt among many Somali American households are driven less by cultural pathology than by a confluence of socioeconomic factors: refugee arrival conditions, limited English and...