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North AmericaWhy Chinese immigrants to America love Chick-fil-A so much
By Fu Ting and The Associated PressApril 10, 2026
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Politics‘This utter lack of communication and consultation flies in the face of federal law’: states push against immigration detention plans
By The Associated Press and Heather HollingsworthApril 9, 2026
Labor market turns upside down as the economy can shed jobs and still keep unemployment low amid immigration reversal
EconomyLabor market turns upside down as the economy can shed jobs and still keep unemployment low amid immigration reversal
By Jason MaApril 4, 2026
‘This administration’s goal is to instill fear into people’: immigrants seeking asylum are sent to countries they’ve never been to
Politics‘This administration’s goal is to instill fear into people’: immigrants seeking asylum are sent to countries they’ve never been to
By The Associated Press, Tim Sullivan, Garance Burke, Joshua Goodman, Molly A. Wallace and Rodney MuhumuzaApril 2, 2026
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CommentaryAmerica has a workforce crisis. The solution is already here — and it’s being wasted
By Gregory HaileMarch 29, 2026
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EconomyTrump’s immigration crackdown is backfiring by hurting the U.S.-born workers it was meant to help, data shows
By Sasha RogelbergMarch 10, 2026
A Minneapolis Fed report details how much Trump’s immigration crackdown hurt businesses and workers: ‘There are not any people to hire’
EconomyA Minneapolis Fed report details how much Trump’s immigration crackdown hurt businesses and workers: ‘There are not any people to hire’
By Jason MaMarch 6, 2026
Emergency services were called by staff at ICE’s largest detention facility almost once a day for five months straight
PoliticsEmergency services were called by staff at ICE’s largest detention facility almost once a day for five months straight
By The Associated Press, Michael Biesecker, Ryan J. Foley and Morgan LeeMarch 6, 2026
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PoliticsIRS chief reveals nobody was fired for illegally sharing data with ICE ‘approximately 42,695 times’
By Fatima Hussein and The Associated PressMarch 6, 2026
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EconomyMore people are moving out of the U.S. than moving in for the first time since the Great Depression—a bad omen for the $38.8 trillion national debt
By Tristan BoveFebruary 27, 2026
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LawThe IRS turned over confidential taxpayer info to ICE ‘approximately 42,695 times.’ That was illegal, judge says
By Fatima Hussein and The Associated PressFebruary 27, 2026
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PoliticsTrump releases Columbia student from immigration detention hours after meeting with Mamdani
By Jake Offenhartz and The Associated PressFebruary 27, 2026
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EconomyIt’s more than George Clooney moving to France: America is becoming the ‘uncool’ country that people want to move away from
By Nick LichtenbergFebruary 27, 2026
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Newsletters3 documents that decide what HR can and can’t do when ICE arrives in the workplace
By Kristin StollerFebruary 23, 2026
New Fed report proves Milton Friedman and Joe Biden understood something vital about immigration—and explains why growth may sputter under Trump
EconomyNew Fed report proves Milton Friedman and Joe Biden understood something vital about immigration—and explains why growth may sputter under Trump
By Shawn TullyFebruary 22, 2026
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