Please turn JavaScript on
NumbersUSA icon

NumbersUSA

Follow NumbersUSA's news and updates in a matter of seconds! We will deliver any update via email, phone or you can read them from here on the site on your own news page.

You can even combine different feeds with the feed for NumbersUSA.

Subscribing and unsubscribing is fast, easy and risk free.

The whole service is free of cost.

NumbersUSA: Uncovering Immigration Research Facts for a Better Understanding - NumbersUSA

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  0.35 / day

Message History

On Oct. 7, The Washington Post reported from the Rio Grande Valley on the impact immigration enforcement is having on the construction industry.

“A sharp uptick in arrests by federal agents has taken undocumented immigrants out of local labor forces that depend on them, from constructi...


Read full story

Congress has just 24 legislative days left to leave America with a better immigration policy.

Politico published a list of lawmakers’ “must-do” legislation this week and immigration wasn’t on it. Th...


Read full story

Election Day is less than three weeks away, and early voting has already begun in Arizona, Ohio and other states. For years our members in safe districts have asked the same question: nothing is happening where I live, so where can I help? The list below is the answer for 2026.

By listing these races we are not endorsing anyone. We measure one thing: where each cand...


Read full story

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 15, 2026

Roy Beck’s expanded history traces two centuries of immigration surges, employer bias, and the depression of Black wealth, and the four decades when tight labor markets built a middle-class nation

ARLINGTON, Va. — Supporters of high levels of immigration increasingly claim the moral...


Read full story

How immigration-driven population growth increases demands on America’s finite water resources

Immigration policy affects more than the number of people entering the United States. Because immigration has been a major component of recent U.S. population growth, it also affects long-term demand for housing, infrastructure, energy—and water. Conservation can ...


Read full story