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U.S. Deportations and “Self-Deportations” in the First 18 Months of the Second Trump Term
Filling a gap amid a slowdown in official data reporting from the federal government, this analysis offers a window into deportation and "self-deportation" trends in an era of unprecedented resources and policy focus on immigration enforcement.
What Can Latin America Learn from Brazil’s Pragmatic, Politically Durable Migration Approach?
Brazil’s migration approach, which has endured across ideologically varied administrations, offers a model for other countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, centering jobs, interiorization, and legal status for newcomers.
¿Qué puede aprender América Latina del enfoque migratorio de Brasil, su pragmatismo y continuidad política?
El enfoque migratorio de Brasil, que ha mantenido su continuidad bajo gobiernos de distintas orientaciones ideológicas, ofrece lecciones para otros países de América Latina y el Caribe al centrarse en el empleo, la integración en distintas zonas del país y la regularización migratoria de los recién llegados.
Physicians in an Era of Changing Immigration Policy: The Case of Nephrology
The care of kidney disease in the United States relies heavily on international medical graduates (IMGs). Recent policy changes could deepen specialist shortages and limit access to care.
From Afterthought to Asset: Leveraging integration policy to attract and retain talent
In the global race for talent, Europe can get ahead by helping labour migrants and their families arrive, settle in, and build lives and careers.
Head Start Changes Would Harm Dual Language Learners and Their Families
The Trump administration's proposed changes to Head Start, which include a mandate for English-only instruction, threaten Dual Language Learners (DLLs), who comprise one-third of all enrollees.
Migration Diplomacy in an Age of Transactionalism
As international cooperation frays, balanced diplomacy—rather than coercive dealmaking—promises the most effective approach to emerging migration challenges.
Paving the Way for Secondary Bilingual Education Programs: An Analysis of Policy and Practice
Secondary schools need tailored policies, strong coordination tools, and teacher pipelines to expand bilingual education opportunities.
Private-Sector Engagement: A key element of supporting returnee reintegration through employment
Involving companies and other private-sector actors in helping returning migrants find jobs is a promising—but underdeveloped—approach to returnee reintegration.
Following Years of High Border Arrivals, the U.S. Unauthorized Immigrant Population Hits New Peak
MPI estimates the U.S. unauthorized immigrant population reached a new peak of 15.8 million as of mid-2024, after holding steady at around 11 million throughout the 2010s.
