The Dunkin' Lawsuit Over Undocumented Workers Ignores a Basic Reality of the Food Service Industry
Restaurants rely heavily on foreign-born workers, and that's unlikely to change.
Undocumented Workers
The Young Hands That Feed Us
An estimated 524,000 children work unimaginably long hours in America's grueling agricultural fields, and it's all perfectly legal.
ICE Completed Its Biggest Raid in Over a Decade. Advocates Say It Wasn't Necessary.
Details were still emerging on Thursday, but one aspect of the arrest stood out to advocates: the fact that, by all indications, the raid did not need to happen.
The Social Security Administration Has a New Plan to Flag Undocumented Workers to Employers
Immigrant rights analysts warn that there's much room for error in the SSA's records—and that notifications could cost people their jobs.
A New ICE Report on Undocumented Immigrant Crime Lacks Hard Statistics
The Victims of Immigration Crime (VOICE) office's quarterly report offers case studies, but it does not include statistics on crime rates.
Stopping the Deportation of Immigrants Injured on the Job
Florida is proposing new legislation to stop insurance companies from reporting undocumented people to immigration authorities in order to avoid paying medical bills.
ICE's 7-Eleven Raids Won't Get Rid of Undocumented Workers. They'll Only Make Them Less Visible.
Recent ICE raids could push undocumented immigrant laborers to find less formal means of employment.
The Rise of Undocumented Immigrants
Immigration has become a state issue, and different states handle it very differently.
How Undocumented Immigrants Contribute
Would you notice a day without Latinos? Most definitely.
How U.S. Employment Affects Returning Migrants
Thousands of Latin-American migrants come to work in the United States every year, legally and illegally. But does their time in the U.S. help or hurt them when they return to their home countries?
Think Tanks Quantify Benefit of Immigration Reform
Think tanks on both ideological sides agree — legalizing undocumented workers in the United States would be an economic boon.