External Resources

This fact sheet estimates the likely numbers of workers with TPS from El Salvador, Honduras, and Haiti, whose TPS status was terminated in 2018.

Human Rights First's new report analyzes the mental, physical, and legal impacts of massive overuse of immigration detention in California.

State marijuana legalization did more to reduce marijuana smuggling than the doubling of Border Patrol agents or the construction of hundreds of miles of border fencing. As more states legalize marijuana, these trends will only accelerate.

This report considers the Trump administration’s proposed rule altering when a foreign national could be found inadmissible to the United States based on public charge grounds.

A nine-page issue brief on the proposed "public charge" rule, its anticipated "chilling effect," and how it will change our immigration system.

As the Trump administration continues to advance policies that further criminalize Black, Brown, and immigrant communities, the private prison and detention industry is experiencing renewed opportunities for growth.

This policy brief proposes a new instructional model that maintains a central focus on English acquisition while also building the critical skills and systems knowledge important for long-term integration success.

The Counting for Dollars program aims to understand the extent to which domestic financial assistance programs will rely on data from the 2020 Census to distribute federal monies to state, localities and households across the nation, and the impact of the accuracy of the 2020 Census on the geographic distribution of federal funds.