Immigrants
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A growing effort to restrict immigrants’ access to public benefits
Recent federal policy measures designed to restrict immigrant public benefits represent a fundamental shift in how the social safety net functions for foreign-born populations. A comprehensive analysis by the Brookings Institution maps…
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Measuring immigrant public benefit participation: A methodological guide
Discrepancies across research studies evaluating immigrant public benefit participation stem primarily from distinct analytical choices rather than conflicting raw data. A methodological guide published by the Brookings Institution demonstrates how widely cited…
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Chinese immigrants emerge as pivotal players in Canada’s property market amid foreign ban
Despite Ottawa’s extended foreign buyer ban, new permanent residents are driving significant activity across the domestic real estate sector. Market research reveals that mainland Chinese immigrants Canada property market investments reached up…
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How the Big Beautiful Bill hurts the care economy
The Care Economy’s Importance The U.S. care economy includes paid and unpaid labor supporting children, elderly adults, and people with disabilities. It grows as the population ages. Moreover, immigrant workers…