2016-2017 News

He received the award for his book, "The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America."

His memo focused on the shift in immigration and growth in the U.S. in the last 15 years.

The New Yorker's piece discussed the foreign workers of Mar-a-Lago, a club owned by President Trump, and the consequences of ending the H1-B program.

This proposed system will end the decades-long policy of preferring family members of US citizens and permanent residents.

The interview focused on the economic impact of the clampdown on undocumented migrants by the administration of President Donald Trump.

Professor Peri's research on the impact of immigration on the economy was recently featured in a Los Angeles Times column that compared his views with that of Harvard professor, George Borjas.

The article discussed the challenges faced by fruit and vegetable production in the US and how the change in rural Mexico contribute to these issues.

His research on refugees' effects on the economy was also a focus of the feature.

The article discussed how economic migrants are seen as a threat to jobs and the welfare state.

In a forthcoming book entitled, "The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965: Legislating a New America," Dean Kevin R. Johnson discusses the true effects of the Immigration Act of 1965, 50 years after it had been passed by Congress.