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The impact of language barriers on the integration of immigrant groups in the United States, including their access to education, employment, and social services.
Undocumented noncitizens on soil are legally entitled to core due process protections—because the Constitution’s Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments protect “persons,” not just citizens—but those protecti...
Union law and practice in the United States generally allow immigrant workers—including undocumented workers—to organize for better wages and working conditions, and major unions and federations activ...
Somali households in Minnesota form a sizable, relatively recent immigrant community characterized by larger-than-average household size, high rates of welfare receipt, lower median household income, ...
National victimization surveys and peer‑reviewed analyses generally find that than the and that neighborhoods with higher immigrant concentrations often show equal or lower levels of violent and prope...