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The US birthrate is dropping. This Iowa county is an exception.

US birthrates are dropping. This Iowa county is an exception.

In an era of falling fertility throughout the U.S., Iowa’s Sioux County offers a vision of immigration as a growth engine.

Evangelicals seek to change the immigration narrative

Florida's New Law Poses Heightened Risks for Migrant Workers

The legislation may force out workers without legal residency due to increased fines and felony charges. Within Florida, 37 percent of workers in agriculture, 23 percent in construction and 14 percent in service jobs are immigrants.

'Survival mode': Florida's migrant workers consider future after new law

A new law that goes into effect July 1 has many migrant workers in Florida rethinking their future in the Sunshine State.

Missing: the ministry of utmost happiness

No matter how some of us see in these United Nations reports conspiracies to put down India, the listed factors contributing to happiness could not be truer.

A look at 10 years of the DACA program

As "Dreamers" face an uncertain future, we hear from a woman who went from extreme poverty in Guatemala to a full-time accountant job in Austin.

Biden's Labor Chief Urges Congress to Import More Foreign Workers

The nation's labor secretary is urging Congress to import more workers, even as millions of Americans remain on the economic sidelines.

Retaining international student graduates is key to a thriving U.S. workforce, new data shows

FWD.us recently published a new report that states doing so could add $233 billion to the American economy.

New FWD.us Analysis: Immigrants Make Up Nearly a Quarter of Texas' Labor Force, Nearly Double the Share From Three Decades Ago

AUSTIN, TX — FWD.us today released a new data analysis highlighting the impact of immigrants to the Texas economy and workforce, and underscoring the urgent need for sensible pro-immigration policies at both the state and federal levels. According to FWD.us new analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data, major sectors in Texas rely on foreign-born workers and leaders. Notably,