Data Indicate There is No Immigration Crisis
Is there an “immigration crisis” on the U.S.-Mexico border? Not according to an examination of historical immigration data, according to a new study. The paper examines historical immigration data, the “push” and “pull” factors currently motivating Mexicans and Central Americans to migrate to the United States and attempts to explain why current undocumented immigration across the U.S.-Mexico border has been perceived as a crisis.
Disease Threat From Immigrant Children Wildly Overstated
Rachel Pearson is an MD/PhD student at the Institute for the Medical Humanities and the University of Texas Medical Branch published an article “Disease Threat From Immigrant Children Wildly Overstated” in The Texas Observer about Central American kids arriving in Texas who are likely to be better-vaccinated than children in Texas.
