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  • U.S. Immigrants and Prospects for Immigration Reform

    September 27, 2013, Audrey Singer and Fred Dews

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  • The last presidential election put a lot of pressure on the Republican Party to get serious about changing the immigration policy of the country.

    September 26, 2013, Audrey Singer, Christian Science Monitor
  • Contemporary Immigrant Gateways in Historical Perspective

    September 5, 2013, Audrey Singer

  • Immigration Facts: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)

    August 14, 2013, Audrey Singer and Nicole Prchal Svajlenka

  • If we think about what [immigrants have] done in their lives and how they’ve spent their time in this country, the fact is that they’ve been part of the American school system. This is one of the big things that makes them American.

    August 14, 2013, Audrey Singer, New York Times
  • The 10 Traits of Globally Fluent Metro Areas: International Connections in a Global Era

    August 9, 2013, Adie Tomer

  • The 10 Traits of Globally Fluent Metropolitan Areas: Immigration, Opportunity, and Appeal

    August 1, 2013, Audrey Singer and Jill H. Wilson

  • Immigration Reform: What’s Next for Cities and Metros

    July 22, 2013

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  • There are three things the House has to decide: the content of the bill, the timing of the process, and whether it will be one bill or several bills.

    June 28, 2013, Audrey Singer, FoxNews
  • DACA: Coming of Age at a Time of Immigration Reform

    June 19, 2013, Audrey Singer and Nicole Prchal Svajlenka

  • Defining Immigration Reform

    June 7, 2013, Audrey Singer

  • [The Boston bombings] complicate an already complicated upcoming debate. Some people will use it as an issue to try to derail [immigration reform]. The bottom line is that there are a lot of people that want to do harm to this country. Some of them come from abroad, some of them live here and some of them have lived here for a while. It may or may not impede immigration reform, but at this point I think it’s important to be very careful not to conflate the issues.

    April 22, 2013, Audrey Singer, The Fiscal Times
  • Immigration Reform’s Bold First Step

    April 17, 2013, Audrey Singer

  • The question is, can we come up with a mechanism [for immigration] that allows us to have a more adjustable system over time and have more flexibility?

    April 13, 2013, Audrey Singer, Los Angeles Times
  • Migration and the Metropolis

    April 2013, Audrey Singer

  • Metropolitan Washington: A New Immigrant Gateway

    April 2, 2013, Audrey Singer

  • It seems like the stars are aligning and that this is best chance that we've seen in years [for immigration reform]. In particular, the signaling comes from people and places where there has been resistance before: Top Republican leaders are talking about legalization for people who are in the United States without status for the first time. Many businesses, labor, religious, and political leaders are voicing their concerns about not fixing our immigration and the harm that would do. I see this as a very ripe time.

    February 23, 2013, Audrey Singer, Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty
  • Toward a Fair, Flexible and Forward-Looking Immigration Policy

    February 22, 2013, Audrey Singer

  • What we haven’t really achieved in our system after decades of thinking about [immigration policy] is how to adjust the admissions policy to better suit our economic needs in something closer to real time. That is going to be part of the discussion in the next couple of months. Do we make changes based on some market demand, and how do we measure that? Do we set out knowing what we want and then adjust our policies?

    February 19, 2013, Audrey Singer, Bloomberg
  • It’s always been a really contentious issue—what to do about people who are here without legal status. There are a lot of people who have really well-formulated opinions about the border and illegal immigration, and it’s really hard to change their points of view, and so [legalization] is seen as contributing to the problem rather than contributing to a solution.

    February 4, 2013, Audrey Singer, The Town Talk
  • Metros on the Front Lines of Immigration Reform

    January 30, 2013, Jill H. Wilson, Audrey Singer, Nicole Prchal Svajlenka and Neil Ruiz

  • [The Obama Administration's new visa policy is] a potentially significant feature of immigration law going forward because it removes this Catch-22 that people were subject to before.

    January 3, 2013, Audrey Singer, Washington Post
  • What's good about the Dayton program [which works to help integrate immigrants] is the way that leaders in those communities talk about immigrants and talk about them as a positive force and contributing.

    December 22, 2012, Audrey Singer, National Public Radio
  • Metropolitan Washington: A New Immigrant Gateway

    December 5, 2012, Audrey Singer

  • A New Starting Point for Immigration Reform

    November 16, 2012, Audrey Singer

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