Category: Migration
Net Migration, Job Creation and Business Formation: Is Texas Different from the Rest of the U.S.?
How Does Immigration Enforcement effect Access to Health Care and Education of U.S.-Born Children Now Living in Mexico?
Migrating a Business from Mexico to the U.S.: Profile on David Salazar
Alfredo Corchado Brings His Homeland to Dallas
What’s threatening border security is lack of a cohesive immigration policy
Texas-Mexico Center Awards Next Series of Research
Community Perspective | Immigrants are not Threats, They’re Potential Partners
Despite the recent political rhetoric and anti-immigrant sentiments, the economic benefits of immigration are well-established in the empirical literature. A 2011 meta-analysis by economist Michael Clemens found that dropping all current immigration restrictions would result in a doubling of world GDP.
The New Middle of Immigration Reform: The View from Texas
Expert Interview | Exploring Income Inequality in the U.S. and Mexico
Texas-Mexico Center Research Fellow Pia Orrenius, vice president and senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, conducted a study looking at the relationship between migration and income inequality in the United States and Mexico. We asked her a few questions about her work.