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The U.S. immigration enforcement system wasn’t designed for today’s regional and global flows of people. American immigration policy is enforced by a sprawling bureaucracy rebuilt in the aftermath of 9/11 from the bones of a 20th century system designed to modulate the flow of temporary workers from Mexico. The resulting Department of Homeland Security (DHS)…

Torivio Fodder’s profile on The Conversation

Walmart says it’s using customer data to see if people who fill Wegovy or Ozempic prescriptions are buying less food, raising privacy questions.

The AAAS of today, which celebrates 175 years this month, was shaped by visionaries throughout the association’s storied history, as a look back at AAAS history shows.

Border Patrol encounters at the U.S. southern border are approaching a record high. A longtime immigration expert explains how this affects current immigration politics and policy.

The telehealth boom has gotten a boost from new weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic, taking advantage of loopholes for direct-to-consumer advertising.

The EATS Act targets state-specific regulations on livestock production – particularly California’s Proposition 12, which requires farms to meet specific standards providing animals freedom of movement, cage-free design, and minimum floor space.

A group of Congressional lawmakers are pushing to include the Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression Act as part of the 2023 Farm Bill.

The United States of America has been the pre-eminent country on Earth for over 40 years.  There are many competing analyses of these developments, different

New York City is struggling to house thousands of arriving migrants and expedite work authorization.