This article aims to investigate the determinants that drive U.S. state governments to impose stricter controls on undocumented immigrants. Through a quantitative analysis, this article examines how each of state governments’ financial burden of welfare and citizen sentiment toward undocumented immigrants affect the intensity of controls on undocumented immigrants by state governments. The analysis shows that an increase in financial burden arising from state government welfare is a factor influencing the tightening of controls on undocumented immigrants by state governments. However, citizen sentiment toward undocumented immigrants does not have a significant influence on the tightening of controls on undocumented immigrants
Overall, immigrants are less likely to consume welfare benefits and, when they do, they generally co...
Scrutiny of immigrants ' use of public benefits is a reoccur-ring theme in U.S. politics. Yet w...
Nowhere in the United States has immigration become as controversial a political issue as in Califor...
Abstract—This paper analyzes welfare-state determinants of individual attitudes toward immigrants—wi...
This article seeks to correct some of the negative perceptions held by the general public pertaining...
Undocumented immigration has become a contentious issue in the U.S. over the past decade. Opponents ...
We examine immigratuon policy and its redistributive effects using a model of a rich country which m...
The 1996 welfare law ends most noncitizens' eligibility for federally funded public assistance progr...
Background: Laws that constrain eligibility for social safety net programs can have the unintended ...
This article examines United States immigration policy in three states: Arizona, Alabama, and Indian...
The aim of this article is to investigate whether or not and how immigration policies affect immigra...
By using American state-level data from 1999 to 2008, this article explores how the recent immigrant...
textabstractThis paper analyzes welfare-state determinants of individual attitudes toward immigrants...
I analyze the relationship between immigrant status and an array of economic outcomes with a special...
ABSTRACT: This study is primarily concerned with the financial burden imposed on the American econom...
Overall, immigrants are less likely to consume welfare benefits and, when they do, they generally co...
Scrutiny of immigrants ' use of public benefits is a reoccur-ring theme in U.S. politics. Yet w...
Nowhere in the United States has immigration become as controversial a political issue as in Califor...
Abstract—This paper analyzes welfare-state determinants of individual attitudes toward immigrants—wi...
This article seeks to correct some of the negative perceptions held by the general public pertaining...
Undocumented immigration has become a contentious issue in the U.S. over the past decade. Opponents ...
We examine immigratuon policy and its redistributive effects using a model of a rich country which m...
The 1996 welfare law ends most noncitizens' eligibility for federally funded public assistance progr...
Background: Laws that constrain eligibility for social safety net programs can have the unintended ...
This article examines United States immigration policy in three states: Arizona, Alabama, and Indian...
The aim of this article is to investigate whether or not and how immigration policies affect immigra...
By using American state-level data from 1999 to 2008, this article explores how the recent immigrant...
textabstractThis paper analyzes welfare-state determinants of individual attitudes toward immigrants...
I analyze the relationship between immigrant status and an array of economic outcomes with a special...
ABSTRACT: This study is primarily concerned with the financial burden imposed on the American econom...
Overall, immigrants are less likely to consume welfare benefits and, when they do, they generally co...
Scrutiny of immigrants ' use of public benefits is a reoccur-ring theme in U.S. politics. Yet w...
Nowhere in the United States has immigration become as controversial a political issue as in Califor...