New York, District 19

New York, District 19

New Americans in Cameron County

New Americans in Cameron County

New Americans in Cameron County Download New research from New American Economy (NAE) released today in partnership with the City of Brownsville highlights how immigrants are both essential to the city’s rapid response efforts and especially vulnerable due to gaps in our federal… Read More

Banker Overseeing Billions While Awaiting Citizenship Says Process Needs Repair

Banker Overseeing Billions While Awaiting Citizenship Says Process Needs Repair

Arindam Majumdar has an engineering degree from India, an MBA in corporate finance and investments from the University of Iowa, and is pursuing a graduate degree in banking from the ABA Stonier Graduate School of Banking and a Wharton Leadership Diploma from the University of Pennsylvania. He has worked at… Read More

Statement on Senator Lindsay Graham’s and Senator Dick Durbin’s Bar Removal of Individuals who Dream and Grow our Economy (BRIDGE) and Representative Carlos Curbelo’s Recognizing America’s Children (RAC) Acts

Statement on Senator Lindsay Graham’s and Senator Dick Durbin’s Bar Removal of Individuals who Dream and Grow our Economy (BRIDGE) and Representative Carlos Curbelo’s Recognizing America’s Children (RAC) Acts

Following the reintroduction of the BRIDGE and RAC Acts, which protect undocumented young people who came to this country as children, New American Economy President John Feinblatt issued the following statement: “The undocumented youth in America who know no other home than our great country… Read More

Immigrant Dishwashers Do the Jobs Americans Don’t Want, Says Mexican-American Restaurant Owner

Immigrant Dishwashers Do the Jobs Americans Don’t Want, Says Mexican-American Restaurant Owner

When Jose Villa was a 16-year-old dishwasher, he didn’t mind putting in 72-hour weeks or working the graveyard shift at a diner in Kingston, New York. He didn’t mind the mile long walk back to the house he shared with four other people. It was very hard work, Villa says,… Read More

CT News Junkie: Report Finds Immigrants Are A Powerful Economic Force In Connecticut

CT News Junkie: Report Finds Immigrants Are A Powerful Economic Force In Connecticut

A new report shows that immigrant-lead households in Connecticut earned $18.9 billion in 2014 – 13.9 percent of all income earned by everyone in the state that year. The report, Map the Impact, was released by New American Economy (NAE). The report was compiled for all 50 states, plus Washington,… Read More

Silicon Valley vs Trump: Understanding The Effect Of Immigration Ban On The World's Tech Hub

Silicon Valley vs Trump: Understanding The Effect Of Immigration Ban On The World’s Tech Hub

“Making America great again,” is one of the well-known catchphrases of Pres. Donald Trump. In his road to achieving this goal, one particular order issued by the president that many U.S. citizens have mixed feelings for is the barring of immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries. With this being said, how… Read More

Understanding the Legal Challenges to Executive Action

Understanding the Legal Challenges to Executive Action

This fact sheet provides an overview of the lawsuits that have challenged expanded DACA and DAPA. It explains the legal claims, the court decisions, and the process. Read More

Child of Mexican Restaurant Owners Helps Build Houston’s Next Generation of Business Leaders

Child of Mexican Restaurant Owners Helps Build Houston’s Next Generation of Business Leaders

In 2007, when Laura Murillo became president and CEO of the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the organization had just two employees and was in financial peril, about to lose its lease. Under her guidance, it is now the largest Hispanic chamber of commerce in the country, with 4,200 members,… Read More

Fewer Job Openings Equals Fewer Immigrants:Undocumented Immigration Slows Along With the U.S. Economy

Fewer Job Openings Equals Fewer Immigrants:Undocumented Immigration Slows Along With the U.S. Economy

According to new estimates from the Pew Hispanic Center, the number of undocumented immigrants in the United States did not increase between 2007 and 2008, and may actually have fallen. These findings should come as no surprise given the current state of the economy. Read More

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