Educators and State Policymakers Would Benefit from More Research, Federal...
WASHINGTON — Educators and policymakers rely on standardized test scores to track how well public school systems are educating students, including those from traditionally underserved populations such...
View ArticleMPI Board of Trustees Approves New Members with Distinguished Experience in...
WASHINGTON – The Migration Policy Institute (MPI) Board of Trustees has elected four new trustees to the board, selecting candidates with distinguished track records in policy, diplomacy, business and...
View ArticleTaking Monitoring and Evaluation to heart: Turning refugee sponsorship...
BRUSSELS — A growing number of European countries have launched or are piloting refugee sponsorship programmes, where community members and civil-society groups take on responsibilities for the...
View ArticleFormer Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and Arizona State University...
WASHINGTON — The Migration Policy Institute’s newly constituted advisory board convened for the first time on June 29, assembling members with distinguished records in government, the corporate and...
View ArticleNew MPI Report Details Growing Obstacles to U.S. Citizenship & Examines...
WASHINGTON — The 9 million immigrants who are eligible for U.S. citizenship face growing obstacles to naturalization as the result of changed U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)...
View ArticleUnderutilized High-Skilled Immigrants with Health Care Degrees Represent...
New MPI fact sheet offers first-ever state profiles of these workers
View ArticleNew MPI Report Catalogs the 400-Plus Immigration Executive Actions That Have...
WASHINGTON – In the fourth year of an administration that has placed immigration at the center of its policy agenda in a way no prior White House has done, a new Migration Policy Institute (MPI) report...
View ArticleProfile of Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in Latin America & the...
WASHINGTON — More than 4.3 million of the estimated 5.2 million Venezuelan refugees and migrants who have fled the ongoing complex socio-political and economic landscape in their country remain in...
View ArticleEste perfil de los refugiados y migrantes venezolanos en América Latina y el...
WASHINGTON — Más de 4.3 millones de los 5.2 millones de refugiados y migrantes venezolanos que huyeron de la situación política y económica de Venezuela partieron a países de América Latina y el...
View ArticleIn High and Low Enforcement Jurisdictions Alike, Most Latino High School...
WASHINGTON — Despite significantly different immigration enforcement climates in Texas and Rhode Island, a majority of surveyed Latino high school students in both states fear someone close to them...
View ArticleVenezuelan Migration Is Not Leading to Increased Crime in Latin American Host...
WASHINGTON — As communities in Latin America and the Caribbean adjust to the arrival of more than 4.2 million Venezuelan migrants and refugees over the past several years, there has been a perception...
View ArticleLa migración venezolana no conduce a un aumento de delincuencia en los países...
WASHINGTON - A medida que las comunidades de América Latina y el Caribe se adaptan a la llegada de más de 4,2 millones de migrantes y refugiados venezolanos en los últimos años, algunas personas tienen...
View ArticleEU Member State plans on citizens’ rights for UK nationals post-Brexit have...
BRUSSELS — Amid all the confusion surrounding Brexit and whether the United Kingdom was going to crash out without a deal with the European Union, EU Member States went from planning for the future...
View ArticleCOVID-19’s Disruptions to In-Person Instruction Deal a Particularly Harsh...
WASHINGTON — The COVID-19 pandemic has hit schools, students and families across the United States hard as a result of the shift to remote learning in March 2020. Yet its effects have been particularly...
View ArticleThe social innovation that has emerged in European cities to aid the...
BRUSSELS — Many cities in Europe have developed a fragile ecosystem, made up of untraditional partnerships between government, businesses and grassroots organizations, to expand capacity and more...
View ArticleInnovative Home Visiting Programs Offer Model Approaches That Expand...
WASHINGTON — Home visiting programs offer an effective way to promote the well-being and positive long-term outcomes for at-risk children and their parents or other caretakers. Yet even as this...
View ArticleMPI Launches Series on Critical Migration Issues in a Changed World; First...
WASHINGTON — The toolbox of international migration governance has few instruments for dealing with the migration-related challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Most international agreements on...
View ArticleMPI Issues First-Ever U.S. and State Analysis of Immigrant-Origin Students...
First & Second Generation Make Up Biggest Share of Enrollment Growth Since 2000
View ArticleGrowing Role of Immigrant-Origin Workers Long Overlooked in Discussions about...
WASHINGTON — Even before the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting job dislocation unseen since the Great Depression of the 1930s, economists and futurists predicted extensive changes to the future of work...
View ArticleA Road Map for a Successful Immigration Enforcement System at the U.S.-Mexico...
WASHINGTON — The immigration enforcement regime at the U.S.-Mexico border offers a vivid example of how existing policies, laws and resource investments are markedly out of step with new migration...
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