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FAIR releases regular publications on issues relevant to immigration reform in the United States. Click on the icon to download the recent publications and recommended reading in PDF format.

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Farm Workforce Image
February 24, 2020 Publications & Resources

The Farm Workforce Modernization Act Screams “Welcome to the 19th Century!”

It is no secret that Big Agriculture wields a lot of power in Washington, DC, and just how much muscle it flexes is on full display at the moment.
United States Map
February 24, 2020 Publications & Resources

News from our State and Local Operations (2001)

The latest news from FAIR's State and Local Operations.
Sasabe Store in Mexico
February 24, 2020 Publications & Resources

FAIR SPECIAL REPORT: Segments of the Arizona Border Controlled by Criminal Cartels

FAIR has been gathering firsthand information that provides a fuller picture of what is actually going on in immigration.
Border Wall Construction
February 14, 2020 Publications & Resources

Appeals Court Clears Additional $3.5 Billion for Border Wall Construction

In early January, a three-judge panel of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals removed the latest roadblock to the Trump administration’s efforts to secure the border.
Immigrant transit sign
February 14, 2020 Publications & Resources

New Data Show Small Declines in Legal Immigration

Newly released Department of Homeland Security data show modest declines in the admission of legal immigrants to the United States between 2016 and 2018.
Map of United States
February 13, 2020 Publications & Resources

News from Our State and Local Operations (2002)

The highest priority for the Kentucky State Senate in 2020 is passage of a bill that would outlaw sanctuary jurisdictions in the state.
Women and children at border checkpoint
February 12, 2020 Publications & Resources

Federal Judge Rules that Administration Has Authority to Separate Adults and Minors at the Border When Needed

U.S. District Court Judge Dana Sabraw ruled on January 13 that the Trump administration is acting within its authority when it separates adults and children who are apprehended at the border.
Congressional meeting room
February 12, 2020 Publications & Resources

Congress Leaves DHS a Blank Check on Low-Skill Guest Workers and DHS Will Likely Use It

Congress abdicated its responsibility for limit-ing the number of low-skilled foreign guest workers to the Executive Branch.
Flag with George Washington Face
February 12, 2020 Publications & Resources

Congressional Budget Office Makes the Case for Merit-Based Immigration

Decades of family chain legal immigration and large-scale illegal immigration are taking their toll on government budgets, American workers, and U.S. taxpayers, finds a report by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
Handcuffed woman holding passport
July 3, 2019 Publications & Resources

Decriminalizing Illegal Immigration

The near-universal endorsement by the Democratic presidential primary field has moved the idea of decriminalizing illegal entry from the backrooms to the national stage.