Immigration and Society

he Institute’s Citizenship and American Identity Program recently published Immigration & Civics: What Every American Should Know, which explores immigrant perspectives on US civic culture.

This report aims to share lessons learned on the road in two directions, based on two fundamental questions: What knowledge do all Americans need to understand immigrant experiences in this county?

Jose Antonio Vargas describes what it's like to live in a country that feels like home but technically isn't.

Child separation is just the tip of the iceberg.

It is not just a legal imperative to recognize families holistically – it is a moral one.

Children shouldn't be used as bargaining chips.

Two experts on childhood trauma joined Spotlight Health to discuss the dire situation.

The Citizenship and American Identity Program is sharing the stories of four immigrants living in the US.

Examples of creativity and entrepreneurial success are abundant along the nearly 2,000-mile stretch.