In a recent article entitled, "Secret to Jeb's 4 Percent Growth Plan? Immigrants" by Francis Wilkinson for the BloombergView, Professor Giovanni Peri is quoted for an estimate of how much immigration must increase for presidential candidate Jeb Bush's forecast of a 4 percent GDP, under his term, to be true.
In a recent Capital Public Radio podcast entitled, "Will Climate Change Lead To Mass Migration?", host Katie Orr asked for Professor Giovanni Peri's thoughts on the effects of climate change on migration. During the podcast, Peri says the research on climate and migration is limited.
In a recent issue of the University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform, Dean Kevin R. Johnson discusses the effects of the ruling on the Moncrieffe v. Holder case.
In a Scholar's Circle panel, hosted by Maria Armoudian, Professor David Kyle discussed the crisis of global refugees, displaced by wars and persecution.
In a forthcoming symposium issue of the Case Western Law Review, Dean Kevin Johnson comments on the effects of the current U.S. immigration removal system, which targets noncitizens involved in criminal activity.
In recent New York Times and Sacramento Bee opinion pages, Dean Kevin R. Johnson and Professor Rose Cuison-Villazor co-authored articles discussing federal immigration policy and local sanctuary laws.
A New York Times editorial entitled “Europe Should See Refugees as a Boon, Not a Burden,” cites Professor Giovanni Peri's research regarding positive effects on native welfare.
In an article in the New York Times, columnist Eduardo Porter lays out the migration perspectives in Europe that immigrants are a great potential asset but planning and the right policies are needed.
The research, by Peri and Mette Foged of the University of Copenhagen, shows how an influx of lower-wage immigrants into a community tends to raise wages for everyone else.
