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Brazilian immigrants in the U.S. are more likely than either the U.S. born or immigrants overall to hold a college degree They also have a higher labor-force participation rate. And came to the U.S. more recently. Read more in our article https://bit.ly/brazilianimmigrants

Labor shortages, including in tech & green sectors, are reshaping workforce needs at the local level How can cities tap newcomer talent to boost economic growth for all residents? Join our webchat on 19 May

The U.S. is home to the largest Brazilian community outside Brazil — bigger than the next 4 countries combined. New article in our Migration Information Source magazine serves up the key stats 🇧🇷 https://bit.ly/brazilianimmigrants

Permanent return of displaced migrants should not be the only model Programs like the Germany-Syria Hospital Partnerships & UK-Ukraine TechBridge show how human capital can be built across borders for post-conflict reconstruction Our report examines these approaches 🔗 bit.ly/post-conflict

Some states face double exposure if the Trump admin prevails in eliminating WIOA Title II money for #adulted: Heavy reliance on federal funds AND large adult #LEP populations Arizona, Colorado, Nevada & Virginia top that list 🔗 bit.ly/42QKBIp

Nine states — including California, Washington & Minnesota — fund 75%+ of their #adulted programs themselves, giving them real resilience against federal cuts Our new report looks at resilience & risk amid a changing landscape for WIOA Title II www.migrationpolicy.org/research/adu...

How should cities prioritize investments in upskilling, job matching & other workforce strategies amid AI-driven & demographic change? We take a look at how inclusive approaches can benefit the entire urban economy ⬇️

27 states rely on the federal government for at least ½ of their adult English instruction funding Nine get 70% or more of their #adulted funds under WIOA Title II from Washington Our new report shows what's at stake if those dollars disappear 🔗 https://bit.ly/42QKBIp 🔗

Forthcoming MPI research will explore how cities can build more inclusive economies & future-ready workforces that benefit all Join authors for the report launch on May 19 ⬇️ https://bit.ly/cities519

What would be the long-term demographic, economic & social implications of ending the guarantee of #birthrightcitizenship for nearly all babies born on U.S. soil? We take a look:

Interested in migration policy across the Americas? 🌎 Join our Latin America & Caribbean Initiative as a Fall 2026 intern. Spanish proficiency required. 📢 Apply by June 15: bit.ly/MPIintern 📢

As Russia has hardened conditions for labor migrants, Central Asians have moved elsewhere – to the EU & beyond Here’s what to know: https://bit.ly/48HhEC0

Ukrainians contributed an estimated 2.7% of Poland's GDP in 2024 Syrians in Germany reached a 61% employment rate 7 years after arrival As policymakers focus on post-conflict return planning, the effects on host-country labor markets & communities should be considered

Migrants and refugees are a growing share of urban workforces, yet barriers to their employment persist What policy approaches can cities adopt to leverage their talent & skills? Join our 19 May webinar & find out!

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🇭🇹 More than 730,000 #Haitian immigrants call the US home This #HaitianHeritageMonth, explore our resources on Haitian migration: https://bit.ly/MPIHaiti

May 19 webinar highlights practical strategies for inclusive labor market integration that city governments can implement in the context of demographic and technological change RSVP now

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In 2024, more than 78% of UK Seasonal Worker Scheme visas went to Central Asians. That’s up sharply from just a few years ago when the program was dominated by Ukrainians & Russians. It’s part of a broader trend https://bit.ly/48HhEC0

Work on labor migration, climate mobility, asylum systems and more. Our International Program is recruiting Fall 2026 research interns (Sept-Dec). Apply by June 15: bit.ly/MPIintern

New in our magazine: Central Asian workers are heading to the UK, EU & Western Balkans in growing numbers as conditions in Russia deteriorate Here’s what to know about new labor patterns from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan & Uzbekistan https://bit.ly/48HhEC0

93% of Ukrainian returns from Europe are temporary 83% of Syrians surveyed in Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq & Egypt hope to return in 5 years Permanent return is not the only model. Our report explores how circular mobility can be important for post-conflict recovery 🔗 https://bit.ly/4217Vmg

From early childhood & K-12 education to workforce development and language access, MPI's immigrant integration program covers it all Apply by June 15 to intern with our National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy this Fall (Sept-Dec) 👇 bit.ly/MPIintern

CMS Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr. Caitlyn Yates and co-author Dr. Alexander Kustov examine how public opinion and political salience have driven cyclical swings in UK immigration policy over the last 15 years. ⤵️

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California’s the top destination for immigrants from India, with 1/5th living there About 7% of the San Jose area’s total population was born in India More details: https://bit.ly/indianimmigrantstats

After the Bosnian War, Germany repatriated 250K+ Bosnians — most through voluntary programs, not forced removals Our experts draw on prior post-conflict experiences to outline what a differentiated approach to refugee status transitions could look like for Syria & Ukraine

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US officials have taken various steps to combat birth tourism over the years Get up to speed with our expert article: https://bit.ly/4vTEY9n Subscribe for regular updates: https://bit.ly/USPolicySignUp

AAPI Heritage Month celebrates the generations of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who have shaped the United States, including millions of immigrants. Explore our profile of immigrants from Asia in the US: https://bit.ly/ImmigrantsfromAsiaStats

Here’s what to know about birth tourism, the rare but controversial practice that has drawn outsize public and government attention in the US https://bit.ly/4vTEY9n

📢 Application period is now OPEN for our Fall 2026 research internships (Sept-Dec)! Gain hands-on migration policy experience ✔️ Stipend ✔️ Remote or in DC Apply by June 15 👇 https://bit.ly/MPIintern

May is #HaitianHeritageMonth 🇭🇹 Generations of Haitian Americans have built lives and communities in the United States The data tell a story: https://bit.ly/HaitianImmigrantStats

Happy #AAPIHeritageMonth! 🌏 More than 14 million immigrants from Asia call the U.S. home, representing an array of languages, cultures, and migration histories. Explore our data profile https://bit.ly/ImmigrantsfromAsiaStats

Climate change is making insurance more expensive and harder to get. Is that affecting where people choose to live? Take a listen as we explore on our podcast Changing Climate, Changing Migration

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Over the last few years, we’ve recorded dozens of hours of intriguing conversations with global analysts about how climate change is upending migration Find Changing Climate, Changing Migration wherever you get your podcasts

Is birth tourism a major issue in the US? Estimates suggest not. The highest range indicates it accounts for a very small share of all US births each year Yet the issue is central to the drive to end US birthright citizenship Read more: https://bit.ly/4vTEY9n

Indian immigration to the United States has expanded rapidly in recent decades and more than half of all immigrants from India have arrived since 2010 https://bit.ly/indianimmigrantstats

Moving refugees out of protected status quickly sounds simple — but it's costly & can strain fragile post-conflict countries Our report explains why a gradual, coordinated strategy grounded in stability & development leads to more sustainable outcomes for all

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Birth tourism in the US is rare, but has become central to the Supreme Court case over ending birthright citizenship Muzaffar Chishti & @colleenputzelkav.bsky.social break down the data, the history and what's at stake https://bit.ly/4vTEY9n

When it comes to attitudes on immigration, there is a difference between opinion and intensity of interest Our article explains: https://bit.ly/4sTSwPG

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When conflicts wind down, as is happening in Syria after a protracted civil war that displaced millions, what happens to those who fled? Samuel Davidoff-Gore & Susan Fratzke map what a phased, coordinated approach to return that takes into account stability & reconstruction looks like ⬇️

UK public attitudes on immigration sometimes work like a thermostat: When governments open pathways and numbers rise, pressure for restriction builds. When they tighten and numbers fall, the issue recedes—until next cycle @akoustov & @yatescait explain https://bit.ly/4sTSwPG

For many people in high-income countries, #climatemigration can seem like something that happens someplace else — until their home insurance premiums soar Our podcast explores the connection between climate change, insurance and relocation

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