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⚖️Key stats from us as you think about today's SCOTUS #birthrightcitizenship decision.
Repealing birthright citizenship would *increase* the U.S. unauthorized population, contrary to its stated aim.
Our projections with @psupopresearch show 5.4 million more unauthorized residents by 2075 if birthright citizenship ends. This & more⬇️
#SCOTUS
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In Social Science & Medicine, Cayley Ryan-Claytor finds evidence that U.S. adults (esp. young adults with college degrees) use the internet to complement information and services provided by traditional medical providers, rather than to replace them.
https://t.co/2ebYp9t4IZ #OA
New projections show that ending automatic birthright citizenship would significantly increase the size of the U.S. unauthorized population.
PRI Director and SSRI cofund, Jenny Van Hook, contributed to the research.
Read full story ➡️ https://t.co/Gldj78NCTj
NEW: Repealing birthright citizenship would *increase* the US unauthorized population, contrary to its stated aim
Our projections with @psupopresearch show 5.4 million more unauthorized residents by 2075 if birthright citizenship ends
https://t.co/slKpKjRHgY
My new research with Jaehoon Cho: Married couples face fewer hardships than other household types, while single-parent households struggle the most. Wealth plays the biggest role in explaining these disparities—followed by income and demographics. https://t.co/LTLOe4h3DQ
The most up-to-date version of the #PAA2025 program is on this app: https://t.co/aN3iUVu0yU
Access event on your computer or download the mobile app. Take the program on the go, make a schedule, and engage with others! Download the Eventsential app and look for PAA 2025.
Willing to serve as a #PAA2025 poster discussant? Help foster engagement and deliver feedback to the research presented at the poster sessions. Interested in volunteering, sign up here: https://t.co/8v9SKSJIkF
Our non-resident fellow @VanHookJenny of @psupopresearch discusses methods to estimate the size of the US unauthorized immigrant population in this chat with @BPC_TBrown & other leading demographers
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New research from Eric Baumer, professor of @PSUSocCrim & @psupopresearch associate & Min Xie of @UofMaryland shows that local immigration enforcement was supposed to make communities safer but found that instead none reduced violent crime.
Full Article ➡️https://t.co/nfFpZe85FL
"Make It or Break It? Pregnancy Scares & Romantic Relationship Dissolution": L Newmyer & @syabiku examine the timing of scares & relationship types & find a positive association btw a scare & r'ship stability. @BGSU_Sociology@PSUSocCrim@psupopresearch https://t.co/b5XA7mUDUo
via @PaSDC_PSU 2025 Data User Conference: PaSDC News 2025 Data User Conference Call for Presentations The Pennsylvania State Data Center (PaSDC) invites presenters to participate in the 2025 Pennsylvania Data User Conference. This year’s event will be held on May 15, 2025, at Penn State Harrisburg in Middletown… https://t.co/Mvufinc161
@psupopresearch is currently accepting applicants for their T32 #PostdoctoralScholars: one @NICHD_NIH -funded trainee in Social Environments & Population Health & another @NIAAAnews -funded trainee in Emerging Disparities in Health.
Apply Now ➡️ https://t.co/4srvZEkUMh
@AgSciences & @PSUPopResearch graduate student, Ayse Akyildiz, recently spoke about her experiences completing a research training trip to the Arctic to learn about the region & climate change.
More ➡️ https://t.co/nEjhZWSgHJ
@pennstatehhd@penn_state featured my
@JMF_NCFR article showing that parents with more childhood disadvantage gave less money for college for their children!
📜: https://t.co/TcycSgUnXr
📰: https://t.co/Qg2TxqM382
#demography#inequality
🚨 NEW DATA ALERT: A study of 3 leading forms of federal–local law enforcement collaboration on #immigration enforcement found that none reduced violent crime.
On the contrary, 2 of the arrangements significantly increased the risk of victimization. https://t.co/SH4jv1kwXQ