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Comments Opposing Removal of 30-Day Processing Provision of Asylum Application-Related Form I-765 Employment Authorization Applications

Comments Opposing Removal of 30-Day Processing Provision of Asylum Application-Related Form I-765 Employment Authorization Applications

Under current U.S. immigration law, the immigration service must make a decision on work permit applications filed by asylum seekers within 30 days of their application. The Trump administration proposed a regulation that would eliminate this deadline, creating immediate and harmful effects on asylum seekers and their families as well… Read More

New American Economy on the RELIEF Act of 2019

New American Economy on the RELIEF Act of 2019

New American Economy explains the merits of the RELIEF Act of 2019. Read More

New American Economy and the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition launch the Nashville New American Festival

New American Economy and the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition launch the Nashville New American Festival

New American Economy and the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition launch the Nashville New American Festival Read More

New Report Shows Immigrants in Genesee County Paid More than $100 Million in Taxes in 2017

New Report Shows Immigrants in Genesee County Paid More than $100 Million in Taxes in 2017

GENESEE COUNTY, MI – Immigrants paid more than $100 million in taxes in Genesee County in 2017, according to new research from New American Economy (NAE) in partnership with the City of Flint Mayor Karen Weaver‘s Office and the International Center of Greater Flint. In addition to their… Read More

New American Economy Announces Complete Schedule of Events For Inaugural New American Festival, a Celebration of Immigrants in American Culture, September 14 & 15 at NeueHouse

New American Economy Announces Complete Schedule of Events For Inaugural New American Festival, a Celebration of Immigrants in American Culture, September 14 & 15 at NeueHouse

Editor’s Note: Logos for editorial use can be found here.   NEW YORK – New American Economy (NAE) has announced the complete lineup of events comprising the inaugural New American Festival, a groundbreaking event that brings together a wide range of cultural luminaries in celebration of immigrant contributions to American… Read More

Catch as Catch Can: How a Worker Shortage in Fish Processing Facilities is Slowing U.S. Economic Growth

Catch as Catch Can: How a Worker Shortage in Fish Processing Facilities is Slowing U.S. Economic Growth

Read the Brief: How a Shortage of Workers in Fish Processing Facilities Is Increasing Our Reliance on Imported Seafood and Slowing U.S. Economic Growth Download the Report In recent years, seafood has emerged as an increasingly critical part of the American diet. As U.S. consumers… Read More

New American Economy Launches Ticket Sales and Announces Additional Talent for the New American Festival

New American Economy Launches Ticket Sales and Announces Additional Talent for the New American Festival

NEW YORK – Today, ticket sales go live for New American Economy (NAE)’s inaugural New American Festival, a groundbreaking event celebrating immigrant contributions to American art, food, film, comedy, fashion, and more (September 14-15). The festival will feature a keynote address from New York Times best-selling author, host, and executive… Read More

NAE's National Stats on Immigration

NAE’s National Stats on Immigration

Cookbook Author Julia Turshen and the Unifying Power of Food

Cookbook Author Julia Turshen and the Unifying Power of Food

New American Economy, a bipartisan immigration research and advocacy group, teamed up with chef Julia Turshen and the League of Kitchens to film a cooking class with League of Kitchens instructor Jeanette Chawki, originally from Lebanon. What started as a class in New York City to learn an authentic Lebanese… Read More

Lawsuit Seeks Clarity on How Immigrants Serving Time Are Deported From The United States

Lawsuit Seeks Clarity on How Immigrants Serving Time Are Deported From The United States

The American Immigration Council, American Immigration Lawyers Association, and Immigrant Defense Project filed a lawsuit Wednesday in federal court to compel the government to release records and data about the Department of Justice’s Institutional Hearing Program, an obscure program that expedites the deportation of immigrants who are serving time for criminal offenses. The lawsuit seeks to understand how the IHP operates, where it operates, and who it targets. Read More

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