.Mark Hugo Lopez (@PewResearch and Pew Research Race and Ethnicity) discusses new US Immigration data findings with Theresa Cardinal Brown. #podcast Listen. bit.ly/4fLRAaA

Bipartisan Policy Center Theresa Cardinal Brown Michelle Hackman NOTE: as of yesterday, after our recording, a federal judge has temporarily blocked the program: cbsnews.com/news/immigrati…

One challenge of podcast recording is the "late breaking news" thing. The day after we recorded a lawsuit was filed over the Keeping Families Together program, and yesterday a temporary stay was issued. Still, if you don't know what I'm talking about, give the podcast a listen!

⏰ Tomorrow: Don't miss Allysia Finley The Wall Street Journal and Matt Weil in conversation with BPC Sr. Fellow and Presidential Historian Tevi Troy on his new book exploring past and current dynamics between #presidents and iconic CEOs. RSVP and tune in at 10 a.m. ET. bit.ly/4gbK5do

During the presidential debate, former President Donald Trump claimed that 21 million immigrants are entering the country monthly under the Biden-Harris administration. CBS News Confirmed classifies this statement as false. Here's why.

For Ep. 178 of the Bipartisan Policy Center This Week in Immigration podcast, we mark 9/11 by re-releasing a convo from Sept 2021. Theresa Cardinal Brown reflects on how the 9/11 attacks transformed our immigration system #immigration bipartisanpolicy.org/podcast-episod…

For Ep. 179 of Bipartisan Policy Center's This Week In Immigration podcast, we dive into climate migration and the work of the Climate Migration Council. Theresa Cardinal Brown chats with Shana Tabak and Elizabeth Ferris on the challenges and solutions needed. #immigration #climatechange bipartisanpolicy.org/podcast-episod…

"Migration, when it's carefully planned, can be a good way to adapt to the effects of #ClimateChange." Theresa Cardinal Brown spoke with Elizabeth Ferris (@gumigration) on the issue of #ClimateMigration. bit.ly/3N3H4y8

.Shana Tabak (Emerson Collective and Climate Migration Council) discusses #ClimateMigration and the work of the Climate Migration Council with Theresa Cardinal Brown.

I’m watching this debate and thinking that this is what debates used to be. Not 15 people on stage trying to get a sound bite in or would-be candidates shouting over each other. They are making their points and rebutting each other but civilly. I miss that.

.Theresa Cardinal Brown explains how the complexity of #immigration can be analogized to the stock market: the sum of a thousand decisions. Read more via Elliott Davis Jr. of U.S. News & World Report. 👇

For Ep. 180 of Bipartisan Policy Center's This Week In Immigration podcast Theresa Cardinal Brown discusses how immigration agencies are incorporating AI into their work and potential concerns with Paromita Shah from Just Futures Law. #immigration #AI bipartisanpolicy.org/podcast-episod…

For Ep. 181 of Bipartisan Policy Center's This Week in Immigration podcast, Theresa Cardinal Brown talks to Zach Wolgemuth and Mabel Hernandez from CWS and Cesar Espinosa 🦋 from FIEL Houston 🦋 on how orgs are helping immigrants affected by natural disasters #Immigration bipartisanpolicy.org/podcast-episod…

"Americans are more aligned generally on what they want to see from #immigration than you hear from pundits, advocates, or even politicians." - Theresa Cardinal Brown Read more via Francine Kiefer of The Christian Science Monitor. 👇

❎🎙 #ElectionDay This Week in Immigration with Rachel Orey re how election workers ensure non-citizens don't vote, and with UBC Political Science prof Irene Bloemraad re how immigrant groups participate in the political system as they become citizens. bipartisanpolicy.org/podcast-episod…

Election results aren’t final on Election Day. Matt Weil explains how election officials ensure an accurate count in every election. ⬇️

During the Renaissance, people in Venice would vote by dropping little balls into an urn. The Italian word for “little ball” is ‘ballotta.’ Now any kind of secret voting, by ball, piece of paper, or voting machine, is called a ‘ballot.’

Was a pleasure to join Brian Strassburger and Joseph Nolla, SJ for this discussion and express my strong view that we CAN get back to bipartisanship on immigration. Take a listen.

📊The U.S. faces a growing workforce shortage—especially in #health and long-term care. Our latest report from Jack Malde and Theresa Cardinal Brown calls for a multi-faceted policy approach to meet our workforce needs over the next decade, including improving education and training,

On Ep. 192 of Bipartisan Policy Center's This Week in Immigration podcast Theresa Cardinal Brown and I cover BPC's report on workforce shortages over the next decade. Then I interview Cassandra Zimmer-Wong on how immigration can address healthcare workforce shortages #workforce bipartisanpolicy.org/podcast-episod…