Finding Method News Today

In two weeks, Chile will observe the 50th anniversary of one of the darkest moments in Latin America’s tortuous chapter of the Cold War: the coup d’état by General Augusto

Border measures and policies won’t provide enough deterrent to convince migrants it isn’t worth the risk.

So let’s say the United States labels Mexican drug cartels terrorist organizations, like so many Republicans are demanding. Let’s say it deploys “cyberwarfare” and missile strikes against its kingpins, declares war against the cartels and sends troops across the border, whether the Mexican government agrees or not. Then what? Here’s what: Fentanyl keeps killing Americans; […]

Americans might want to remember how, at the height of the pandemic, it was migrant workers who guaranteed the availability of food.

An immigration deal won’t happen until an aging American society realizes it needs immigrants.

The working age population is shrinking. Immigrants won’t replace Americans; we need them to work.

According to research by economists at Harvard University, Americans overstate the number of immigrants living in the United States by almost fourfold. They underestimate their education and employment rates, and overestimate both their poverty and the burden they impose on American taxpayers.

Blue states already are home to millions of immigrants, and they are helping those states’ economies.

The arguments for a more liberal immigration policy are solid. A robust and still growing body of economic research has repeatedly debunked the claim that immigrants take Americans' jobs and cut their wages. It was bogus back in the time of the Braceros.