Add to ORKGIn the ongoing, highly-charged debate over U.S. immigration, a key policy consideration is the economic impact of immigrants and role they play in the U.S. workforce at various skill levels. While border enforcement and illegal immigration are a focal point, longer-term U.S. global competitiveness rests on the ability of immigrants and their children to thrive economically and to contribute to the nation’s productivity. This presentation focuses on the distinctive trends in the educational attainment of immigrants living in the 100 largest metropolitan areas, including Las Vegas
The United States has been experiencing its fourth wave of immigration since the 1970s. In 2000, app...
Immigration from abroad has increased dramatically since the 1960s,as workers from less-developed co...
Immigration has long been a politically charged topic; discussions pertaining immigration, and what ...
President Obama\u27s speech in Las Vegas last month kicked off Congressional debates on immigration ...
A discussion of recent immigration trends in the context of U.S. labor demand, as well as the effect...
In the last two presidencies, the United States economy has gone through much development regarding ...
Almost 13 per cent of the American population is foreign born, and if the children of the foreign bo...
Throughout the industrialized regions of the world, immigrant children and children of immigrants co...
As the United States begins the 21st century, it remains the world's leading immigration countr...
The question of how many legal immigrants should be admitted to the United States -- and what level ...
Through the use of their own empirical studies, the authors address three themes: 1) immigration in ...
Immigration has been a steady force acting on population and employment within countries throughout ...
The number of foreign-born students in American schools has increased significantly over the past fe...
This research assesses the prevalence and determinants of job-education mismatches among male immigr...
Immigration helps to build the U.S. economy by creating jobs for American workers. Immigrants are 30...
The United States has been experiencing its fourth wave of immigration since the 1970s. In 2000, app...
Immigration from abroad has increased dramatically since the 1960s,as workers from less-developed co...
Immigration has long been a politically charged topic; discussions pertaining immigration, and what ...
President Obama\u27s speech in Las Vegas last month kicked off Congressional debates on immigration ...
A discussion of recent immigration trends in the context of U.S. labor demand, as well as the effect...
In the last two presidencies, the United States economy has gone through much development regarding ...
Almost 13 per cent of the American population is foreign born, and if the children of the foreign bo...
Throughout the industrialized regions of the world, immigrant children and children of immigrants co...
As the United States begins the 21st century, it remains the world's leading immigration countr...
The question of how many legal immigrants should be admitted to the United States -- and what level ...
Through the use of their own empirical studies, the authors address three themes: 1) immigration in ...
Immigration has been a steady force acting on population and employment within countries throughout ...
The number of foreign-born students in American schools has increased significantly over the past fe...
This research assesses the prevalence and determinants of job-education mismatches among male immigr...
Immigration helps to build the U.S. economy by creating jobs for American workers. Immigrants are 30...
The United States has been experiencing its fourth wave of immigration since the 1970s. In 2000, app...
Immigration from abroad has increased dramatically since the 1960s,as workers from less-developed co...
Immigration has long been a politically charged topic; discussions pertaining immigration, and what ...