MigrationPolicy Inst

The Migration Policy Institute is the premier non-partisan think tank dedicated to analysis of U.S. and global immigration.

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Mark #NationalImmigrantHeritageMonth by learning more about a particular immigrant group in the US

Our accessible Spotlight articles make it easy to understand the country’s diverse and evolving immigrant population: https://t.co/9BJYxwh59A

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Millions of US residents have roots in the Caribbean. The vast majority of Caribbean immigrants come from 🇨🇺 Cuba 🇩🇴 Dominican Republic 🇯🇲 Jamaica or 🇭🇹 Haiti

Explore our data this #CaribbeanAmericanHeritageMonth

https://t.co/qnf1HuoEd5

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Our new analysis argues that enforcement & legal immigration reform are not competing goals

In fact, they reinforce each other: A better-designed legal system can make enforcement more effective by aligning pathways with economic realities

https://t.co/ek5wdzCeD7

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Extreme weather and other repercussions of climate change are causing rural villagers to move to urban areas

Are cities prepared? We look at conditions in Karachi, which has been a prime destination for many displaced Pakistanis

https://t.co/wWAK4djcpW

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Our Migration Information Source magazine covers the gamut of global migration trends, from climate displacement in Pakistan to reintegration in Central America and everything in between

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One week until #FIFA2026 kicks off
But not all fans seeking to attend US matches have had the same path to get there. And others are being deterred by the fear of ICE outside stadiums
Our latest 'World of Migration' podcast episode explores
https://t.co/rZ8h4ZHMLz

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People in Pakistan were internally displaced by disasters roughly 29 million times from 2008 to 2025

Our new article collects some of their stories to explain how and where people are going & how they see their futures
https://t.co/MLkxdOznFt

#climatechange #climatemigration

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Experiencing climate change & migration at the same time can lead to physical and mental health challenges.

We explain on our podcast Changing Climate, Changing Migration https://t.co/5F1dj0XEis

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Evidence shows migrants & refugees can struggle to find jobs matching their skills

Since they're a growing share of urban workforces, this means real fiscal costs for cities (reduced tax revenue & slower economic activity)

How can cities change this? https://t.co/jLEmSjZlB8

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Four of the 48 nations competing in FIFA 2026 are under U.S. travel bans. Their players can compete, but fans largely cannot travel to watch
What does this collision of immigration & sports mean for future events, like the 2028 Summer Olympics in LA?
🎧 https://t.co/rZ8h4ZHMLz

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Many recipients of Temporary Protected Status came to depend on it. What happens now that many of the TPS designations are being terminated?

Our experts explain: https://t.co/ZeBMrorYcV

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In the next few weeks, the US Supreme Court will issue a potentially major decision on TPS

Get caught up on what the Temporary Protected Status program is and why it has come under attack: https://t.co/ZeBMrorYcV

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The #FIFAWorldCup 2026 is less than two weeks away
For international fans hoping to travel to the U.S., immigration policy & enforcement have become part of the story

Sports reporter Albert Samaha joins ‘World of Migration’ to examine what is at stake
🎧 https://t.co/cbdMLWXYcv

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This #ImmigrantHeritageMonth, take a moment to consider the defining role of immigration in U.S. history with our wide-ranging migration country profile: https://t.co/vNZOUMzdSL

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June is Caribbean-American Heritage Month 🌴

Caribbean immigrants have shaped the US for generations. More than 9 million US residents are Caribbean immigrants or trace their ancestry to the region

Learn more: https://t.co/qnf1HuoEd5

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Climate change can make people less healthy. Can migration to less climate-vulnerable areas help?

We discuss the possibilities and challenges on our podcast

Subscribe to “Changing Climate, Changing Migration” to hear more

https://t.co/5F1dj0XEis

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Migrant entrepreneurship generated nearly 4 million jobs & 15% of total employment growth in OECD countries over a decade

How can cities support immigrant entrepreneurs to generate economic growth for all?

Learn what cities around the world are doing: https://t.co/jLEmSjZlB8

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Current students, grad students & early-career professionals are all welcome to apply!

Apply by June 15 for our Fall 2026 research internships (Sept-Dec) 👇

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June is National Immigrant Heritage Month in the United States 🇺🇸

Get answers to top questions about US immigration, now and historically, with our guide to frequently requested statistics https://t.co/uvSg1NQP6M

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For nonpartisan, fact-based analysis on key developments on U.S. immigration, our Migration Information Source has you covered.

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